Turkish Navy holds attackers
SEVEN suspected pirates were arrested off the coast of Somalia on Saturday after attacks on two separate Panama-flagged merchant vessels that appear to have been the work of the same gang, reports from the region indicate, writes David Osler.
The ships involved in the incidents have been named as Gem of Cochin , a 1982-built, 64,976 dwt bulk carrier associated with West Asia Maritime of Chennai, and Handy V , a 1983-built, 64,780 dwt bulk carrier associated with Piraeus-based...
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