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Indonesian maritime police keep close watch on crew including 13 Indians on board detained vessel

There are 19 seafarers including 13 Indians on board MT Strovolos, that is seized at Batam

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The crew of the stranded MT Strovolos

The crew of the stranded MT Strovolos

In a bid to keep a close watch on the movement of 19 crew members including 13 Indians onboard a Bahamas-flagged oil tanker, the Indonesian Maritime police have been deployed on the vessel. The on board crew members said at least five armed men have been deployed at a time in one shift, which will rotate, on the ship in Batam, Indonesia. The seafarers are also being interrogated ashore in shifts.

The disturbing development has scared the crew members. The Indian seafarers have sent a letter to the general secretary of Forward Seamen’s Union of India Manoj Yadav, who has been fighting to bring the stranded Indian crew members back home.

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