22 Indian citizens reported on two hijacked vessels near Yemen and Somalia
Most outlets led with the report that 22 Indian sailors are among those onboard two hijacked ships in the Gulf of Aden. The excerpts from Business Recorder and Dawn are nearly identical in wording and emphasis, both citing the Indian foreign ministry and noting the Seamull tanker with 16 Indian sailors. Coverage appears largely uniform, with no notable differences in framing or additional details provided.
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22 Indian citizens on two hijacked vessels off Yemen, Somalia
NEW DELHI: Twenty-two Indian sailors are among seafarers on board two ships seized by gunmen in the Gulf of Aden this week, India’s foreign ministry said on Friday. The Seamull tanker, with 16 Indian sailors, issued a distress call in the Gulf of Aden on Thursday. Gunmen boarded the vessel and forced it to change course towards Somalia. “Two foreign-flagged vessels were involved. One had 16 Ind...
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India says 22 citizens on two hijacked vessels off Yemen, Somalia
NEW DELHI: New Delhi said 22 Indian sailors are among seafarers onboard two ships seized by gunmen in the Gulf of Aden this week, India’s foreign ministry said Friday. The Seamull tanker, also known as SIBU 1, with 16 Indian sailors, issued a distress call in the Gulf of Aden on Thursday. Gunmen boarded the vessel and forced it to change course towards Somalia. “Two foreign-flagged vessels were...
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