US EditionThree Chinese nationals missing off Ghana after suspected piracy kidnapping, Ghana army says
- Three Chinese nationals are reported safe after being suspected of kidnapping off Ghana's coast, according to China's foreign ministry.
- Ghanaian authorities are investigating a suspected pirate attack on a fishing vessel, involving seven armed individuals who boarded the ship and fired warning shots.
- Ghana's armed forces stated that the pirates confiscated crew members' phones and were on board for about three hours.
- Guo Jiakun, a spokesperson for China's foreign ministry, confirmed that China will work with Ghana to safeguard Chinese citizens and institutions.
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ACCRA, Ghana (AP) — Three Chinese nationals suspected of being kidnapped off the coast of Ghana are safe, China's Foreign Ministry said Monday, without giving details.
Three Chinese nationals missing off Ghana after suspected piracy kidnapping, Ghana army says
Three Chinese nationals were missing from Ghanaian waters and believed to have been kidnapped after a "suspected pirate attack" on their Ghanaian-registered fishing vessel, the West African nation's military said on Saturday.
3 sailors missing off Ghana in suspected pirate attack
ACCRA: Three Chinese nationals are missing after their vessel came under a “suspected pirate attack” off the coast of Ghana, authorities said over the weekend. The apparent kidnapping is the latest in the Gulf of Guinea, an area off the Atlantic coast of Africa whose waters — rich in hydrocarbons and fisheries — stretch across several jurisdictions, including those of
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