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04.12.2007 21:05

Pirates release ship Almarjan

SOMALI-based pirates have released a Dubai-owned, Comoros Island-flag 2,664-gt cargo ship the Almarjan hijacked more than month ago off Mogadishu.

PIRATES RELEASE ALMARJAN

SOMALI-based pirates have released a Dubai-owned, Comoros Island-flag 2,664-gt cargo ship the Almarjan hijacked more than month ago off Mogadishu.

Few details are available about Sunday's release of the vessel. It is not clear whether a ransom was paid. The ship had been carrying genral cargo from Mombasa to Mogadishu and it is thought that it is now returning tot he Kenyan port.

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