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Missing oil tanker with 22 Indians aboard released: Sushma
New Delhi, Feb 6 An oil tanker with 22 Indians on board that went missing off Benin coast in the Gulf of Guinea near West Africa on Saturday that was believed to have been hijacked by pirates has been released, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Tuesday.
"I am happy to inform that Merchant Ship Marine Express with 22 Indian nationals on board has been released. We thank (the) governments of Nigeria and Benin for their help and support," the Minister tweeted.
The ship is owned by Mumbai-based Anglo Eastern Shipping Company.
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