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March 5, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Efforts stepped up for release of hijacked ship

The company that owns and operates a bunker barge hijacked by Somali pirates on Monday has intensified efforts to secure its release. International Bunkering Company Ltd. (IBCO) is working with its insurer, the Saudi IACI Cooperative Insurance Company (SALAMA), to facilitate negotiations with the pi

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The company that owns and operates a bunker barge hijacked by Somali pirates on Monday has intensified efforts to secure its release. International Bunkering Company Ltd. (IBCO) is working with its insurer, the Saudi IACI Cooperative Insurance Company (SALAMA), to facilitate negotiations with the pirates.

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