All six seafarers who were kidnapped from a Liberia-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf of Guinea last month have been returned safely, the ship’s owner, Monjasa, confirmed Monday. The seafarers…
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Singapore is confirming new details about the tanker that was boarded by pirates in the Gulf of Guinea this week. The incident is believed to be on-going. The Maritime and…
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Crew members of the seized Danish oil tanker Monjasa Reformer have been kidnapped, its owner Monjasa said in a statement after locating the ship in the Gulf of Guinea.
However, the owner did not give details about the number and the nationalities of the crew members who are still with the pirates.
The French Navy found the ship on 30 March after a frantic search off the coast of Sao Tome and Principe where pirates boarded five days earlier, when there were six seafarers on the ship.
“The pirates...
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A patrol vessel with the French Navy has located the missing tanker Monjasa Reformer four days after it was attacked by pirates and went missing in the Gulf of Guinea….
https://gcaptain.com/monjasa-reformer-located-in-gulf-of-guinea-after-pirate-attack/
The chemical tanker Monjasa Reformer, which went missing for days after getting boarded by […]
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March 29 (Reuters) – A Danish-owned vessel that was boarded by pirates in the Gulf of Guinea on Saturday was spotted about 540 miles further off shore on Tuesday, according to a maritime cooperation…
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