Forty-six Indian nurses taken captive by Sunni insurgents in war-ravaged Iraq were flying home after they were freed Friday in a dramatic move that brought relief to families and the government.
The nurses, all of them from Kerala, crossed into semiautonomous Kurdish territory at 7pm Friday and were received by local authorities and Indian officials. A special Air India plane will fly them and 70 other Indian workers from the Kurdish capital Erbil and reach Kochi at around 6.40am.
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