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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Milo Boyd & Neal Keeling

'I was sent home from a £3k Caribbean holiday after four hours - no one will tell me why'

The £3,000 dream holiday of University of Manchester student and his pal ended before it started when they were booted out of the Caribbean after just four hours - and they say they have no idea why.

Electrical engineer, Molly Kelly, and student, Oliver Wright, both 22, were put on a return fligth to Manchester from Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic after a brief and distressing visit. While Oliver had walked through customs with no problems, Molly was taken aside for further questioning before her passport was branded with a large, red 'nulo' stamp, meaning 'invalid', the Mirror reports.

After bursting into tears and trying without success to gain an understanding of what she'd done wrong, Molly and Oliver boarded a plane that took them straight back to the UK. Now they are trying to find out what went wrong and whether TUI will refund them any of the money they spent on the luxury 10-day holiday.

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