MV Abdullah, a ship free from the hands of the pirates, has reached the country after a month. 23 sailors have been found to be healthy at 6:00 p.m. on Monday (May 13) at 6:00 pm, and the ship is said to have been healthy.
The ship was released two months ago by the bandits on the coast of Somali, and the ship was released on the ranch after the ship was taken hostage. Then the ship was released on the way to Bangladesh. After two long months, the ship's sailors and their relatives are finally over.
It is reported that the sailors will return to Chittagong from Qutubdita after noon on Tuesday (May 14). In the meantime, a team of 23 sailors has left Chittagong to take the title of MV Abdullah. On Monday afternoon, the Sailors will leave the city's Sadarghat KSRM jetty, the lighter ship MV Jahan Moni-3. The ship will leave from Qutubdita on Tuesday morning at MV Abdullah. After Tuesday afternoon, the sailors are scheduled to reach the city's Sadarghat KSRM jetty.
Earlier, MV Abdullah engineer Ahmed Tanveer said, "We reached the coast of Qutubdita around 4:00 pm on Monday and after a while the ship will be anchored."
MV Abdullah Qutubdi has reached the outer anchorage of MV Abdullah port on Wednesday (May 15) after the release of some goods, MV Abdullah Qutubdi, said KSRM’s Medita Advisor Mizanul Islam, said that the rest of the goods will be unloaded on Wednesday (May 15).
