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Filipino crew stranded in China for 17 months nearing repatriation: agency

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Thirteen Filipino seafarers have long been stranded in China. They are lamenting and begging for help so that they can leave the vessel they have been stuck in for 17 months. The vessel and the owners are embroiled in legal proceedings that have been affecting their interests alongside the crew’s.

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Filipino crew stranded in China for 17 months nearing repatriation: agency

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Filipino Seafarers Cry For Help After Being Stranded In China For 17 Months

Thirteen Filipino seafarers have long been stranded in China. They are lamenting and begging for help so that they can leave the vessel they have been stuck in for 17 months.

3 years ago

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