Kosovo
turns into human traffic route rapidly
July 17, 2008 7:54 AM
LONDON-British police say five young men illegally entered Britain by
sneaking onto army trucks traveling from Kosovo to England.
Police say the men hid in trucks driven by civilian contractors.
The Ministry of Defense says soldiers discovered the five stowaways
in South Cerney in southwestern England on Tuesday and handed them over
to police. The ministry says there was no security breach and the men were
found and detained during a normal security procedure. A spokesman said
Thursday that no review of security procedures was planned.
Police say the group consisted of two Indian men aged 24 and 26, Afghans
aged 16 and 18 and a 15-year-old Iranian.
The men are thought to have climbed aboard the convoy at Calais in northern
France.
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