By Correspondent, The CNN :
Somalia’s pirates are watching all the news, so the foreign minister has requested the media to be careful in spreading news on the issue of ships and sailors. Hasan Mahmud. He spoke during an interaction with journalists at his residence in Chittagong’s Dewanjipukur Par area on Saturday (March 16) morning.
He also said that the pirates are constantly watching the distress of the seamen’s relatives and the government’s concern and action on this issue through satellite. This may affect the rescue of ships and sailors. The minister also said that the government is trying to free the Bangladeshi ships and sailors held hostage by Somalia pirates as soon as possible.
On March 4, Bangladesh’s SR Shipping’s 13-meter deep ship MV Abdullah left Mozambique’s Maputo port for the United Arab Emirates with coal. Then last Tuesday around 1:30 pm, news came that the ship was hijacked in the Indian Ocean. Rules for the operation of vessels with armed security guards in the Indian Ocean, which is prone to piracy. Apart from this, various security measures are taken around the ship, including a chain of stars, high-speed water guns. But none of these measures were taken in MV Abdullah, which was in the hands of bandits.
