Seven aviation workers, including four pilots, have been detained for questioning in Turkey in connection to former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn's escape from Japan, where he was awaiting trial for a series of alleged financial misdeeds, Turkish officials said Thursday. It's unclear how Ghosn managed to slip the net in Japan, but media reports said he traveled to Lebanon via Turkey. The news came as Lebanese officials said they had received a "Red Notice" through the international policing organization Interpol, calling on them to arrest him. | 
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