Sheep ship delayed again vaile to visit her family.

He also mentioned that when he would visit his family with the help of a nurse, the ship was delayed again.

It is now about five months of the family to return home, and while they have already bought the house, the house has been taken over by the family of a friend.

The boat is now at sea again, and when they reached land, the house had been moved and the furniture had been destroyed and the animals had been killed. Now the family is waiting for them to send a statement to report the case to the prosecutor's office, but the woman from the animal protection group, who also belongs to the family, said, "We hope that they will be treated very quickly. But that still does not help." 
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