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A Guide to transit through Gulf of Aden and Somalian waters

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If you think the piracy and hijacking in the Gulf of Aden is dead now, you need to think again.

Yes, it has declined considerably but it still exists. And the pirates are looking for a window to strike again.

Blaming illegal fishing trade in Somalian waters, Somalis are considering the piracy again.

The recent hijacking incident in this area was as early as in March 2017.

On 13 March 2017, M/V Aris 13 came under attack from two skiffs and was taken hostage.

When sailing in these areas, we cannot let our guards down.

Good news is that with little preparation and by following the developed guidelines, the risk reduces considerably.

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