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42 Vietnamese fishermen have been released after being arrested and detained for more than three months for illegally fishing in Indonesian waters.

The release appeared to signal an effort by Kim to set a more favorable tone for the summit with Trump.

A total of 150 Vietnamese fishermen detained for illegal fishing in Indonesia have been released this year.

The prince was released following an undisclosed financial agreement with the government, similar to deals that authorities struck with most other detainees in exchange for their freedom.

The fishermen were arrested in September in an incident which also saw two other crew members killed.

Vietnam has dispatched a coast guard vessel to bring the fishermen home.

North Korea had accused Lim, who served in one of the largest churches in Canada, of attempting to overthrow the regime.

Many families are threatened by landslides as the release will get more intense on Saturday.

Three Vietnam Coast Guard vessels will be transporting the fishermen home.

The man walks free after paying the fine and returned all the money gained from his illegal Vietnam business.

There are still about 150 Vietnamese fishermen in Indonesia's custody, a Vietnamese diplomat in Jakarta said.

4,000 inmates will be freed before the country's biggest holiday.

President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday personally saw off 17 Vietnamese fishermen.