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Ghana Maritime Authority facilitates repatriation of 12 stranded seafarers
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Ghana Maritime Authority facilitates repatriation of 12 stranded seafarers

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read
The Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA) has facilitated the repatriation of 12 seafarers who were stranded aboard the MV Rahaf Moon after their employer stopped providing support. The seafarers, comprising nine Indians, two Azerbaijanis and one Turkish national, had been facing difficult conditions, including limited access to food and fresh water.

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