Peadar
26/07/2004, 12:15 PM
Pirates slaughtered 30 seafarers worldwide in the first six months of this year – the highest toll in more than a decade – and governments need to boost patrols in hotspots at sea to curb the violence, a maritime group said.
The 30 killings reported globally from January through June compared to 16 during the same months last year and came despite a decline overall in pirate attacks, the British-based International Maritime Bureau said in a report released in Kuala Lumpur.
Full story here. (http://breakingnews.ie/2004/07/26/story158769.html)
I always wanted to be a pirate but this isn't exactly how I'd imagined it...
The 30 killings reported globally from January through June compared to 16 during the same months last year and came despite a decline overall in pirate attacks, the British-based International Maritime Bureau said in a report released in Kuala Lumpur.
Full story here. (http://breakingnews.ie/2004/07/26/story158769.html)
I always wanted to be a pirate but this isn't exactly how I'd imagined it...