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Mar 24, 2005 12:00 AM
Five seafarers kidnapped by pirates from two different vessels in the Malacca Strait last week have been released, with a ransom paid in at least one case.
The master, chief engineer, and the Filipino chief officer taken hostage from Japanese tug Idaten on March 14 were left in small boat.
The master and chief engineer of the Indonesian tanker Tri Samudra , kidnapped two days earlier,...
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