The Philippines’ Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) says 81 Filipino seafarers on four Philippine-registered vessels have safely passed through the Strait of Hormuz and left the Persian Gulf region. In a statement issued on Saturday, the DFA reports that the seafarers are now safe and have resumed their normal seafaring duties, with some taking the opportunity to return to their families. The vessels involved are MV Western Doncaster, MV Vivian Trader, MV Lyng Trader, and MV Eva Fuji. According to the DFA, the ships complete their transit through the Strait of Hormuz between June 24 and July 1. The DFA’s update focuses on the status of the crew after the vessels move out of the area, indicating there are no reported safety incidents involving the seafarers during the transit period described. The reports are consistent across outlets, citing the same DFA statement and the same list of vessels and crew count.
DFA says 81 Filipino seafarers safe after four ships exit Strait of Hormuz
The Philippines’ Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) says 81 Filipino seafarers on four Philippine-registered vessels have safely passed through the Strait of Hormuz and left the Persian Gulf region....
- The DFA says four Philippine-registered vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz.
- The vessels carry a total of 81 Filipino seafarers.
- The DFA says the seafarers are safe after the ships exit the Persian Gulf region.
- The vessels are MV Western Doncaster, MV Vivian Trader, MV Lyng Trader, and MV Eva Fuji.
- The transit through the Strait of Hormuz occurs between June 24 and July 1.
Four Philippine-registered vessels carrying 81 Filipino seafarers have passed through the Strait of Hormuz and exited the Persian Gulf region, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said on Saturday. “The 81 Filipino seafarers on board the four ships are now safe and have resumed their normal seafaring duties while some have availed [themselves] of the […]...Keep on reading: 81 PH seafarers safe after ships exit Strait of Hormuz
6 hours agoMANILA, Philippines — The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said on Saturday that four Philippine-registered vessels carrying 81 Filipino seafarers have successfully passed through the Strait of Hormuz and left the Persian Gulf region. “The 81 Filipino seafarers on board the four ships are now safe and have resumed their normal seafaring duties while some have availed of the opportunity to return to their families,” the department said in a statement. The vessels, MV Western Doncaster, MV Vivian Trader, MV Lyng Trader, and MV Eva Fuji, completed their transit through the strategic waterway between June 24 and July 1, the […]...Keep on reading: 81 Filipino seafarers safe after ships exit Strait of Hormuz – DFA
13 hours agoMANILA, Philippines — Four Philippine-registered vessels carrying 81 Filipino seafarers have passed through the Strait of Hormuz and exited the Persian Gulf region, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said on Saturday. “The 81 Filipino seafarers on board the four ships are now safe and have resumed their normal seafaring duties while some have availed of the opportunity to return to their families,” the department said in a statement. The vessels, MV Western Doncaster, MV Vivian Trader, MV Lyng Trader, and MV Eva Fuji, completed their transit through the strategic waterway between June 24 and July 1, the DFA said. […]...Keep on reading: 81 Filipino seafarers safe after ships leave Strait of Hormuz – DFA
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