Pakistani hostages on Honor 25 still held by Somali pirates
Most outlets reported that the Pakistani and foreign crew of the Honor 25 remain in captivity by Somali pirates, with the Foreign Office stating efforts are ongoing for their safe release. One outlet highlighted a new distress message from the hostages, who have been held for over 100 days and are directly appealing to the Pakistani government for assistance.
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Pakistani hostages held by Somali pirates issue new distress message seeking govt help
More than 100 days after being taken hostage by Somali pirates, crew members on board MT Honour 25 have released another distress message in which they appealed directly to the Pakistani government for their release, it emerged on Sunday. The Honour 25 — a Palau-flagged oil tanker carrying 17 to 19 crew members, including 10 Pakistanis — was hijacked by armed pirates off the coast of Puntland, ...
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FO says authorities making efforts for safe release of Pakistani hostages from Somali pirates
The release of the Pakistani and foreign crew members of the vessel Honor 25, who have been held hostage by Somali pirates has not been secured yet, the Foreign Office said.
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