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Guinea-Bissau Ship That Issued Distress Call Near Crimea Moored in Russian Port
Guinea-Bissau Ship That Issued Distress Call Near Crimea Moored in Russian Port
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Earlier, on December 20, the GAM EXPRESS ship sent out a distress signal in the Kerch Strait, because the crew was running out of food and water, reportedly... 22.12.2024, Sputnik Africa
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The Guinea-Bissau-flagged ship, which sent out a distress call near Crimea, has been moored in a Russian port, according to the Maritime and River Transport Agency.Russian ship pilots guided the GAM EXPRESS into the port of Kerch, the agence reported.The captain of Gam Express reportedly announced the intention of the crew to leave the ship, which created risks for the ship's safety in the Black Sea.The crew consists of 16 people, including one Egyptian and 15 Syrians. The port management provided them with humanitarian aid.
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Guinea-Bissau Ship That Issued Distress Call Near Crimea Moored in Russian Port
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Earlier, on December 20, the GAM EXPRESS ship sent out a distress signal in the Kerch Strait, because the crew was running out of food and water, reportedly only having enough food for two days.
The Guinea-Bissau-flagged ship, which sent out a distress call near Crimea, has been moored in a Russian
port, according to the Maritime and River Transport Agency.
Russian ship pilots guided the GAM EXPRESS into the port of Kerch, the agence reported.
The captain of Gam Express reportedly announced the intention of the crew to leave the ship, which created risks for the ship's safety in the
Black Sea.
The crew consists of 16 people, including one
Egyptian and 15 Syrians. The port management provided them with humanitarian aid.
