Hiiraan Online
9/25/2023
Today from Hiiraan Online:
Home
Somali Map
Sports
Opinion
RSS
Somali Music
Contact Us
Facebook
Twitter
Google Plus
advertisements
DFA exec: Oil tanker with 21 Pinoy crew members released by pirates
Friday, June 08, 2012
advertisements
The oil and chemical tanker MT Liquid Velvet, hijacked by Somali pirates on October 31, 2011 was released from captivity on June 4, 2012.
Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) spokesperson Raul Hernandez said on Friday the Marshall Islands-flagged, Greek-owned tanker has a full crew of 21 Filipino seafarers on board.
The families of the crew members were already informed by the local manning agency about this development, Hernandez said.
The vessel is already sailing toward Salalah, Oman.
The DFA has instructed the Philippine Embassy in Muscat to provide assistance to the crew members once the vessel docks at the Port of Salalah.
Pirates Find Easy Prey with Merchant Ships
- Live Science
Peaceful interlude in Mogadishu raises hopes of end to Somalia violence
- Guardian
Somali Militia Says Forces Move Closer to al-Shabab Stronghold
- VOA
Turkey announces intent to rebuild Somalia
- UPI
Britain and Mauritius ink piracy prosecution deal
- AFP
UN lists Kenya's buildings as Al Shabaab targets
- The Standard Digital News
UAE charity digs wells in Somalia
- New York Daily News
Raised in Somalia, K’NAAN brings his rap to Kelowna
- KCN
Somalia: twenty years of war surgery at Mogadishu's Keysaney Hospital
- Reuters AlertNet
Dispatch from Somalia: War, but a Glimmer of Hope
- TIME
Pirate Hostage Couple To Finish Sailing Trip
- Sky News
The wanted list
- Star Tribune
Witness claims threats in refusal to testify
- AP
FAO Implements Food Security Initiatives in Somalia
- Xinhua
Streeterville man 'obsessed' with jihad, prosecutors say
- ABC News
Home
Email