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Home›Green Marine›Report: 2010 was worst year yet for piracy on high seas
Green Marine

January 18, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Report: 2010 was worst year yet for piracy on high seas

Last year was the worst on record for piracy at sea, according to a report issued Monday. Pirates captured 1,181 sailors aboard 53 ships in 2010, according to the report from the International Chamber of Commerce’s International Maritime Bureau. Eight of the captives were killed, the report says.

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Last year was the worst on record for piracy at sea, according to a report issued Monday. Pirates captured 1,181 sailors aboard 53 ships in 2010, according to the report from the International Chamber of Commerce’s International Maritime Bureau. Eight of the captives were killed, the report says.

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