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Home›Green Marine›Hijacked ship ‘running out of supplies’
Green Marine

June 25, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Hijacked ship ‘running out of supplies’

A DANISH cargo ship hijacked by Somali pirates earlier this month has run out of food and fresh water at sea, a Kenyan maritime official said today. The MV Danica White and its five Danish crew members were carrying building materials from Dubai to Kenya when it was seized off Somalia in the world’s

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A DANISH cargo ship hijacked by Somali pirates earlier this month has run out of food and fresh water at sea, a Kenyan maritime official said today. The MV Danica White and its five Danish crew members were carrying building materials from Dubai to Kenya when it was seized off Somalia in the world’s most dangerous waterway.

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