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Four Cambodian hostages freed after being held by Somali pirates for four years


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Four Cambodian fishermen taken hostage by Somali pirates four and a half years ago touched down at Nairobi airport yesterday evening after being freed by their captors on Saturday morning.

 

Their ordeal began in March 2012, when fishing vessel Naham 3 was hijacked in open water south of the Seychelles, according to the head of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime’s (UNODC) Global Maritime Crime Programme, Alan Cole, who is based in Kenya.

 

“[It was] brought back to a remote area of Somalia where there was no law enforcement capability. It sank, and they had to swim to shore. Three [crew members] died in the process,” Cole said yesterday.

 

read more http://www.phnompenhpost.com/national

 

 
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