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East Timor to return Kerobokan escapees

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Authorities in East Timor will return to Indonesia two foreign inmates who escaped from a Bali prison.

Bulgarian Dimitar Nikolov Iliev and Indian Sayed Mohammed Said were among four prisoners who escaped on Monday from the Kerobokan penitentiary in Bali through a hole under the walls connecting to a water tunnel heading toward a main street.

Perth man Shaun Davidson and Malaysian national Tee Kok King remain at large.

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East Timor police chief Julio da Costa Hornay says the two men were recaptured on Thursday near a port in the capital, Dili. Police seized $US7,000 in cash in their hotel room.

He says preparations are underway for them to be sent back to Indonesia later on Friday.

Iliev is serving a seven-year sentence for money laundering and Said is serving 14 years for drug offenses.

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