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Motor Club loses Rs 500,000 after looting in Vénus

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Motor Club, a shop specialising in motorcycles and scooters in Vénus, suffered losses of nearly 500,000 Mauritian rupees after several motorcycles were stolen. Four suspects were arrested by police, according to owner Nawshad Dilmohamed, quoted by Defimedia.

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