South China Sea piracy hits five year high with at least ten reported attacks this year, so far. More reported cases are still being verified, says a ReCAAP (regional cooperation agreement on combating piracy and armed robbery against ships) spokesperson to the news agency AFP. The 10th case took place on September 19 and involves the Singapore-registred LPG tanker Prospect.
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about 17 years ago
Piracy attacks in South China Sea increases
South China Sea piracy hits five year high with at least ten reported attacks this year, so far. More reported cases are still being verified, says a ReCAAP (regional cooperation agreement on combating piracy and armed robbery against ships) spokesperson to the news agency AFP. The 10th case took pl
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