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Deadly Ship Attack Means Red Sea Voyages Need Re-Thinking, Union Says

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Two crew members from the Philippines and another from Vietnam died Wednesday when the Yemen-based Houthis attacked the bulk commodities vessel True Confidence. At least two other sailors were injured. The incident marks the first deaths of crew members in the militants' campaign against commercial shipping in one of the world's busiest waterways.

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Deadly Ship Attack Means Red Sea Voyages Need Re-Thinking, Union Says

A major transport union urged a full halt of merchant ships sailing through the Red Sea, adding to calls for vessels to reconsider the voyages after a

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