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Four of ten Pakistani crew members from the oil tanker MT Honour 25, hijacked by Somali pirates, are expected to arrive in Karachi.
Four Pakistani crew members from the hijacked oil tanker MT Honour 25 are expected to arrive in Karachi tomorrow. The vessel was seized by Somali pirates, and these individuals are among the ten Pakistani nationals aboard. Their return marks a step towards resolving the situation for the affected crew.
This development follows the hijacking of the oil tanker, an act that underscores the persistent threat of piracy in maritime routes. The repatriation of the crew members, facilitated by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, addresses the immediate welfare of Pakistani citizens caught in such incidents. It also brings attention to the ongoing challenges of maritime security in the region.
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Left: Coverage from Dawn (PK) focuses on the impending arrival of four Pakistani crew members from a hijacked oil tanker in Karachi, as stated by Deputy Prime Minister Dar.
Center: Dawn (Pakistan) reports that four Pakistani crew members from a hijacked oil tanker will arrive in Karachi the following day, according to Deputy Prime Minister Dar.
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Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said on Friday that four of the 10 Pakistani crew members of MT Honour 25, an oil tanker hijacked by Somali pirates, had been “safely retrieved”...
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