Reporting indicates that 15 of the 21 crew members (consisting of Ukrainian, Romanian and Philippine nationals) have been kidnapped from a vessel
Maritime Piracy
ECSA Welcomes Launch Of Security Concept In Gulf Of Guinea; Highlights Severity Of Piracy Threat
The European shipping industry welcomes the EU’s political commitment to a first pilot of the new Coordinated Maritime Presences (CMP) concept in the Gulf of Guinea off the coast of West Africa.
Gulf Of Guinea Kidnappings Makes 95% Of 2020 Global Piracy Attacks
Gulf of Guinea piracy incidents have reached new heights this year, reveals a security report by the International Chamber of Commerce’s International Maritime Bureau (IMB).
Gulf Of Guinea Records Highest Ever Number Of Crew Kidnapped In 2020
The International Chamber of Commerce’s International Maritime Bureau (IMB)’s annual piracy report recorded an increase of piracy and armed robbery incidents in 2020.
Rising Maritime Piracy A Major Concern For Indian Seafarers
According to the Maritime Union Of India (MUI), the rising incidents of maritime piracy is a matter of great concern of two lakh Indian seafarers at the sea.
Pirates Board Togo Flagged Bunkering Vessel And Kidnap 3 Seafarers
The incident is now over. Three people have been kidnapped. Pirates left the vessel at 05°09N – 003°29E (180/75NM off Lagos Nigeria).
Pirates Attack Chinese Heavy Lift Vessel And Kidnap 14 Seafarers In Gulf Of Guinea
The cargo ship ZHEN HUA 7 was on its way to Malabo, Equatorial Guinea under the flag of Liberia, when it was attacked by pirates in the Gulf of Guinea, 78 nautical miles northwest of the African island state of Sao Tome and Principe on November 13 at around 1500 UTC.
South Africa Remains A Top Hotspot For Cargo Crime
South Africa ranks among the top countries in the world, and first on the African continent, for BSI’s forecasted losses due to cargo theft, underscoring the significant economic impact of this issue in the nation.
Number Of Incidents Reported Increase At Anchorages/Ports In Philippines – ReCAAP Report
Nine incidents occurred at Manila anchorage; Three incidents at Batangas; One incident at General Santos Harbour anchorage
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