The Somalitar liberty will be anchored in the Qutubdita channel on Monday night at the 23 Nabi, the flagship ship of Bangladesh, the family of the sailors will wait at the Sadarghat jetty on Tuesday afternoon, where they will be welcomed by the family members.
The information is known from the talks with the sailors' relatives, after 64 days the sailors are returning home from the hostages, and their relatives want to welcome them when they come to the shore after a long wait.
Bangladesh Merchant Marine Officers Association President Captain Md. Anam Chowdhury said that the ship entered the country's waters in the Bay of Bengal on Sunday morning.
Mizanul Islam, Medita Advisor of KSRM, said that the ship left Mina Sakar port in the United Arab Emirates on April 29 with 56,000 tons of limestone loaded with 56,000 tons of limestone, and it reached the Bay of Bengal last Thursday (May 9).
It is reported that MV Abdullah will anchor on the Qutubdita channel on Monday night and sailors will be taken to Sadarghat jetty on Tuesday afternoon.
The ship's owner, KSRM chief executive Meherul Karim, has known that the ship will not be anchored in any jetty in Chittagong port. Sailors may get off at the jetty of Sadarghat. But some formalities have been held.
How hostages and free 23 sailors were released
On the way to the United Arab Emirates from Maputo Port in Mozambique, Africa, on the way to the United Arab Emirates, the Somalidan bandits took MV Abdullah hostage on the way to the United Arab Emirates on March 12. The bandits held 23 sailors in a cabin at gunpoint. After the arrest, the ship was taken to the coast of Somali and was taken to the coast of Somali.
On April 13, the bandits came down from MV Abdullah at around 3:08 PM on April 13. Earlier on the same day, the bandits took the ransom as per their demand. A special Usuzahaja ransom 3 bags of Dollars next to MV Abdullah will be thrown into the sea next to MV Abdullah. The bandits left the 3 bags in the bag.
The journey of free sailors back home
MV Abdullah, MV Abdullah, reached Al Hamriyah in the United Arab Emirates on April 21.
MV Abdullah from Golden Hawk
The 2016 bulk carrier, which was known as the Golden Hawk, was 189.93 meters long and 32.26 meters wide, and the ship bought SR Shipping last year, which is a total of 23 ships operating on international routes.
In December 2010, the Somali pirates were caught in the Arabian Sea, Jahan Mani, the 25 sailors and the wife of the chief engineer were taken hostage after several attempts were made to escape the 100-day attempts.
