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Indonesian Navy sailor allegedly abducted by Thai fishermen

The Navy disclosed one of its sailor, Sgt

Fadli (The Jakarta Post)
Batam
Sun, March 16, 2014 Published on Mar. 16, 2014 Published on 2014-03-16T00:40:35+07:00

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Indonesian Navy sailor allegedly abducted by Thai fishermen

The Navy disclosed one of its sailor, Sgt. Maj. Alfriansyah, had been allegedly abducted by a group of Thai fishermen.

The man was reportedly abducted after he had witnessed a group of fishermen fishing in Bintan waters, which is Indonesian territory.

'€œAlfriansyah and a local fisherman approached the Thai fishermen'€™s boat, to collect evidence. But neither returned,'€ Commodore Agus Heriyana told The Jakarta Post on Friday.

He said a team of investigators were in pursuit of the boat.

The incident happened on Tuesday but the locals only reported the incident to the Naval authorities a day later. (dic)

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