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The IOM identified the top migrant-sending countries as China, with a diaspora of 35 million, India, 20 million, and the Philippines, seven million.

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The IOM identified the top migrant-sending countries as China, with a diaspora of 35 million, India, 20 million, and the Philippines, seven million.

Migrants are a key source of income for many poorer countries, the report said.

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