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When the Taliban were closing in on Kabul, Italian educator Selene Biffi reached out to her former Afghan students. Three of her students and their families made it out of Aghanistan and after quarantine they were finally reunited with their teacher. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.

When the Taliban were closing in on Kabul, Italian educator Selene Biffi reached out to her former Afghan students. Three of her students and their families made it out of Aghanistan and after quarantine they were finally reunited with their teacher. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.

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As the Taliban closed in on Kabul, Italian educator Selene Biffi reached out to her former Afghan students. Three of her students and their families made it out of Afghanistan and after quarantine they were finally reunited with their teacher. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.

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When the Taliban were closing in on Kabul, Italian educator Selene Biffi reached out to her former Afghan students. Three of her students and their families made it out of Aghanistan and after quarantine they were finally reunited with their teacher. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.

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As Taliban took over, she sent a message to her old teacher. See what happened next

As the Taliban closed in on Kabul, Italian educator Selene Biffi reached out to her former Afghan students. Three of her students and their families made it out of Afghanistan and after quarantine they were finally reunited with their teacher. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.