17 Passengers Abducted by Sea Pirates on Calabar Maritime Route
Suspected sea pirates abducted at least 17 passengers traveling on a boat operated by Sea Express Transport Company along the maritime route connecting Cross River and Akwa Ibom states. The incident occurred as the vessel was en route from Calabar to Oron, with efforts underway to secure the victims' release.
The Cross River State Police Command confirmed the abduction and is actively working to rescue the passengers. The attack underscores the persistent security challenges faced by maritime travelers in the region, highlighting the need for enhanced security measures to safeguard maritime transportation and protect passengers from criminal activities.
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