Warning of escalating costs of war on piracy
SHIPPING and international commerce face what amounts to a piracy tax to keep trade flowing off East Africa, according to a study drawn up for the Lloyd’s insurance market.
Action stations: a helicopter from HMS Invincible and two small boats from a USCG cutter provide cover as a coastguard boarding team takes control of a hijacked Thai fishing vessel and custody of the hijackers.
In the report on the twin threat to international business of global recession and political instability, Lloyd’s gives a stark prognosis for the spread of piracy and mounting costs for shipowners, shippers and consumers.
The Lloyd’s 360 Insight report,...
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