Three Thai sailors file a lawsuit in Thailand seeking damages after a deadly attack on their cargo vessel in the Strait of Hormuz in March. Reporting says the projectile strike killed three crew members and left the survivors alleging that their former employer endangered their lives and dismissed them before their nine-month contracts ended. The sailors also accuse the operator and parties linked to the vessel, including affiliates and the ship’s captain, of labour-rights violations. According to accounts cited by multiple outlets, the sailors received only about two months of salary. They say they later developed post-traumatic stress disorder and were unable to return to sea. Their lawyer says they first attempted to negotiate with the company, but it denied responsibility, prompting them to seek court action. Al-Monitor, quoting Reuters, says Thailand’s Labour Court accepts their petition and that the claim seeks at least 1 million baht (about $30,000) per sailor from companies and agencies connected to Precious Shipping and the captain.