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 Released Solecki admitted to CMH in Quetta
 Updated at: 0353 PST,  Sunday, April 05, 2009
Released Solecki admitted to CMH in Quetta QUETTA: The UNHCR’s abducted official John Solecki has been admitted to Combined Military Hospital (CMH) here for medical treatment after his release late on Saturday night.

Captors released Solecki in Khado Chowk area located in Mastung tehsil here on Saturday night, following his release; he was shifted to house of District Coordination Officer (DCO).

Chief Minister Balochistan Nawab Muhammad Aslam Raisani, on information Solecki’s release, arrived Mastung and inquired after his wellbeing.

Later, he was taken to CMH for examination of his health conditions. John Solecki, the local head of the UN refugee agency (UNHCR), had been snatched at gunpoint in Quetta, the capital of the southwestern province of Baluchistan, on February 2. His driver was killed during the abduction.
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