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BREAKING : Pirates Kidnap 10 Seafarers’ Along Gulf Of Guinea

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A total of 10 seafarers from India and Romania have been kidnapped by pirates in the Gulf of Guinea.

The International Transport Workers Federation ITF disclosed on Wednesday.

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ITF called on West African states to commit to stopping piracy by carrying out more patrols and naval operations.

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Innocent seafarers must not pay the price for inaction, the ITF said while  accusing security agencies and maritime regulatory agencies within the Gulf of Guinea.

In the last three years , the Gulf of Guinea has recorded an all time low in terms of pirate attacks off the coast.

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The federation is yet to disclose the identities of the crew aboard while the vessel is yet unknown.

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