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Archipelago 4 days ago
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Five whales, whale sharks die in separate strandings across Indonesia
A 2025 study by the Elasmobranch Institute Indonesia and Konservasi Indonesia found a sharp increase in reported whale shark strandings in Indonesia, from about four cases a year before 2020 to 22 a year afterward.
Middle East and Africa 4 months ago
Seven cases of deadly hantavirus confirmed or suspected on stranded cruise ship
Around 150 people are still stuck on the Hondius that was carrying mostly British, American and Spanish passengers on a trip that set off from Argentina in March and is now off the coast of West Africa.
Society 1 year ago
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Indonesian crew stranded off coast of Mozambique for nearly a year finally evacuated
The nine Indonesian crew members boarded the Gabon-flagged LNG tanker Gas Falcon in October last year. However, since November 2024, the vessel has been barred from leaving Beira, a coastal city approximately an hour’s flight from Maputo, because of legal disputes involving its owner.
Society 1 year ago
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Indonesian crew stranded off Mozambique faces new crisis after tanker collision
The crew aboard the Gas Falcon, consisting of nine Indonesians and three Pakistanis, has been stranded in the Beira Sea since late last year, following legal issues involving the vessel’s owner, Gator Shipping Alfa.
Archipelago 3 years ago
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Nearly 200 starving Rohingya reach Aceh after a month at sea
But after more than a month adrift on the Andaman Sea without much food, medicine or a working engine, nearly 200 Rohingya reached Aceh province after their overcrowded, rickety wooden boat finally reached shore on Monday.
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