The 23 sailors who were in a Bangladeshi-owned ship named MV Abdullah were known to be known as MV Abdullah, who were all Bangladeshis. According to the Naval Ministry, the ship was going from Mozambique to Dubai. On the way, the ship was going from Mozambique to Dubai. On the way, the ship was attacked in the Eden Gulf.
The ship was attacked by the locals on Tuesday (March 12) between 1 pm and 2 pm, but the sailors have been safely kept in the transport ministry, the Ministry of Shipping has informed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Officials told the media that the 100 bandit ships were taken to the sea at 450 nautical miles from Somali.
They also said that the ship's sailors are safe and the international process is being followed to rescue them.
MV Abdullah is on the ship-
Master of the ship Mohammad Abdur Rashid, Chief Officer. Atiq Ullah Khan, Second Officer Mojaherul Islam Chowdhury, Third Officer N Mohammad Tarekul Islam, Deck Cadet Md. Sabbir Hossain, Chief Engineer ASM Saiduzzaman, Second Engineer Md. Taufiqul Islam, Third Engineer Md. Rokon Uddin, Fourth Engineer Tanveer Ahmed, Engine Cadet Itub Khan, Electrician Ibrahim Khalil Ullah, AB post Mohammad Anotarul Haque, Md. Asifur Rahman, Md. Sajjad Hossain, J. Mahmud, OS Md. Nazmul Haque, Ainul Haque of the post of Ela, Mohammad Shamsuddin, Md. Ali Hossain, teacher Mosharraf Hossain Shakeel, Chief Cook Md. Shafiqul Islam, GS Mohammad Noor Uddin and Fitter Mohammad Saleh Ahmad.
Of these, 11 are in Chittagong. Two from No'khali, the rest are from Faridpur, Tangail, Naogaon, Khulna, Netrakona, Laxmipur, Feni, Natore, Sirajganj and Barisal.
General Secretary of Bangladesh Merchant Marine Officers Association. The swamp said that the association had been talking to the shipowners authorities with the association, they said that the pirates were able to contact the ship's owners and their families after some time after the ship's control was taken.
