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Green Marine

May 21, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Pirates halt Somali aid shipments

Deliveries of food aid to Somalia by sea have been halted, after an attempt by pirates to seize a ship chartered by the UN food relief agency. The head of the World Food Programme said their programme to feed one million Somalis is under threat.

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Deliveries of food aid to Somalia by sea have been halted, after an attempt by pirates to seize a ship chartered by the UN food relief agency. The head of the World Food Programme said their programme to feed one million Somalis is under threat.

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