HeadlinesMaritime Security & Law Sea pirates kidnap 138 in Gulf of Guinea in 2020 By maritimemag December 17, 2020 ShareTweet 0 Abiola Seun | In December, about 9 incidents of pirate attacks at the Gulf of Guinea (GoG) has been recorded. This was even as Dryad maritime indicates that yesterday incident is the 27th kidnapping with a total number of 138 persons kidnapped in Gulf of Guinea HRA in 2020. According to the maritime security outfit, a vessel has been boarded 28nm SW Brass resulting in the kidnap of 8 personnel. Report indicates that a vessel has been boarded by an unknown number of attackers 28nm SW Brass resulting in the kidnap of 8 crew. The vessel has been confirmed as the Cameroonian flagged M/V STEVIA (IMO8107000) in transit from Port Harcourt to Abidjan. There have been a surge of incidents in the past 5 weeks, resulting in an increased risk rating for the Gulf of Guinea HRA to CRITICAL on 11th November. Vessels are advised to operate within this area at a heightened posture maintaining the highest levels of vigilance whilst implementing full hardening / mitigation in accordance with BMP West Africa where possible. In addition, the IMB advises that vessels remain at least 200nm-250nm offshore where possible. © 2020, maritimemag. All rights reserved.
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