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Mumbai: Crew docked on bankrupt shipping company's vessel refuse to disembark
Updated On: 05 July, 2018 07:09 AM IST | Mumbai | Hajra Bi and Suraj Ojha
While vessels abroad are stuck without any supplies since six months, crews of the ships docked off Mumbai refuse to disembark

The crew of the Halani 5, which is anchored in Cameroon's Douala Port
An Andheri-based shipping firm drowned in bankruptcy, leaving nine of its ships stranded across the world. Two of the vessels belonging to Halani Shipping Pvt Ltd are docked in Nigeria, three in Dubai and five off Mumbai. While the vessels abroad are stuck without any supplies since the last six months, the crews of the ships docked off Mumbai have refused to disembark, saying that if they leave, the owner won't bother clearing their dues.
One of the vessels near Mumbai is the Saga vessel. Mohammad Sami, an oiler aboard the ship, said, "Six of us are on board and we have not got our dues. Our main engine has stopped because we have no diesel and because it's monsoon, our vessel flows anywhere. This is dangerous."

