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daily12009-05-28T08:02:54Z Casualty briefs 10 May 2012 http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/may/weekly-edition-10-may/casualty-briefs-10-may-2012 MaritimeNo publisherLloyd's ListCASUALTIES2012-05-13T04:23:33ZNews ItemRoyal Caribbean chief backs cruise industry to ride out casualties http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/may/weekly-edition-3-may/royal-caribbean-chief-backs-cruise-industry-to-ride-out-casualties THE COSTA Concordia and other recent cruise ship casualties will have no long-term effect on the industry, according to Royal Caribbean chairman and chief executive Richard Fain.No publisherLloyd's ListCASUALTIES2012-05-05T02:15:59ZNews Item Casualty briefs 3 May 2012 http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/may/weekly-edition-3-may/casualty-briefs-3-may-2012 MaritimeNo publisherLloyd's ListCASUALTIES2012-05-05T02:13:55ZNews ItemPirates free vessel for US$250,000 after elders intervene http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-26-april/pirates-free-vessel-for-us-250-000-after-elders-intervene REPORTS from Somalia say that Panama-flagged cargo vessel Leila has been freed after a ransom payment of just US$250,000, among the lowest figures paid to date, in a deal that frees valuable cargo owned by Somali land merchants.No publisherLloyd’s ListCASUALTIES2012-04-25T02:11:57ZNews ItemTighter maritime security prevents piracy in Asia http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-26-april/tighter-maritime-security-prevents-piracy-in-asia ASIA’s maritime security improved during the first quarter of this year compared to the year-ago period, with fewer reported armed robberies and thefts, but Indonesia is emerging as an incident hotspot, an inter-government study has found.No publisherLloyd’s ListCASUALTIES2012-04-25T02:10:20ZNews ItemCasualty briefs 26 April 2012 http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-26-april/casualty-briefs-26-february-2012 Maritime No publisherLloyd’s ListCASUALTIES2012-04-25T02:09:04ZNews ItemPirates agree hostage release after 16 months of waiting http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-19-april/pirates-agree-hostage-release-after-16-months-of-waiting SOMALI pirates are to receive US$2.9m in “expenses” in a deal to free Malaysian-flagged boxship Albedo and 21 crew held hostage for 16 months.No publisherLloyd’s ListCASUALTIES2012-04-21T08:25:02ZNews ItemInsurers fear US will force piracy, terrorism link http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-19-april/insurers-fear-us-will-force-piracy-terrorism-link WHILE some governments see links between Somali pirates and al-Shabaab as providing grounds for banning ransoms, there is scant evidence to support these claims, according to Aegis Advisory director Dominick Donald.No publisherLloyd’s ListCASUALTIES2012-04-21T08:23:50ZNews ItemCasualty briefs 19 April 2012 http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-19-april/casualty-briefs-19-april-2012 MaritimeNo publisherLloyd’s ListCASUALTIES2012-04-21T08:22:00ZNews ItemUN to transfer pirates from Seychelles http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-12-april/un-to-transfer-pirates-from-seychelles THE UNITED Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNDOC) has confirmed that it is to deport 19 convicted pirates to Somalia to serve their sentences at home because prisons in the Seychelles are now full.No publisherLloyd's ListCASUALTIES2012-04-14T08:05:02ZNews ItemGulf of Guinea piracy worsens – fears for crew http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-12-april/gulf-of-guinea-piracy-worsens-2013-fears-for-crew PIRACY off West Africa is booming, with nine attacks during February, twice as many as in the previous month. Of these, five were serious attempts or successful attacks at distances up to 110 nautical miles off the Nigerian coast.No publisherRory Lamrock, London*CASUALTIES2012-04-14T08:03:26ZNews ItemCasualty briefs 5 April 2012 http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-12-april/casualty-briefs-5-april-2012 Maritime
No publisherLloyd's ListCASUALTIES2012-04-14T08:01:43ZNews ItemUN to transfer pirates from Seychelles http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-5-april/un-to-transfer-pirates-from-seychelles THE UNITED Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNDOC) has confirmed that it is to deport 19 convicted pirates to Somalia to serve their sentences at home because prisons in the Seychelles are now full.No publisherLloyd's ListCASUALTIES2012-04-07T05:37:43ZNews ItemGulf of Guinea piracy worsens – fears for crew http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-5-april/gulf-of-guinea-piracy-worsens-2013-fears-for-crew PIRACY off West Africa is booming, with nine attacks during February, twice as many as in the previous month. Of these, five were serious attempts or successful attacks at distances up to 110 nautical miles off the Nigerian coast.No publisherLloyd's ListCASUALTIES2012-04-07T05:35:48ZNews ItemCasualty briefs 5 April 2012 http://www.lloydslistdcn.com.au/archive/2012/april/weekly-edition-5-april/casualty-briefs-5-april-2012 MaritimeNo publisherLloyd's ListCASUALTIES2012-04-07T05:33:49ZNews Item