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March 31, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Governments Warn Shipping On Increased Pirate Threat Around Horn Of Africa

The US and Indian governments have both issued warnings to their vessels engaged in trade off the east coast of Africa to take precautions against an expected increase in pirate activity between now and May, a period of calm weather between monsoon seasons that is optimal for sailing, and the demons

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The US and Indian governments have both issued warnings to their vessels engaged in trade off the east coast of Africa to take precautions against an expected increase in pirate activity between now and May, a period of calm weather between monsoon seasons that is optimal for sailing, and the demonstrated increased range of recent pirate attacks.

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