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BONITA boarded by pirates

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Last updated: November 4, 2019 9:54 am
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 MV Bonita was boarded by pirates very early Saturday morning off Cotonou/Benin while she was at anchor.

9 crew members were taken off the vessel while she was waiting for berth to discharge inbound cargo, gypsum.

Remaining crew notified local authorities and Bonita arrived alongside in Cotonou later same day.

The Ugland Emergency Response Team are handling this situation as per contingency plans, and they are in contact with relevant authorities.  The families of the crewmembers have been contacted and will be kept informed by Ugland.

In the interest of the wellbeing of the crewmembers Ugland will not make any further comments regarding the situation.

Further updates will be given as and when new confirmed information is available and releasable.

MV Bonita

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