Warships escort the Bangladesh-flagged MV Abdullah after it was released by Somali pirates. Photo: EUNAVFOR
Naval ships escort cargo ship MV Abdullah out of the high risk zone after the vessel with 23 crew was released by Somali pirates. Photo: SR Shipping
Mohammad Nooruddin is among 23 men who have been released from captivity by Somali pirates who captured the cargo ship that was headed to Dubai from Maputo, Mozambique. Photo: SR Shipping
The 23 sailors from Bangladesh are safe, the ship is being escorted by naval vessels out of the high risk zone and will reach Dubai’s Al Hamriya port next week. Photo: SR Shipping
Sailors who were held hostage by Somali pirates for more than a month on the Bangladesh-flagged MV Abdullah celebrate after the cargo ship was released by the pirates. photo: SR Shipping
Mohammad Nooruddin with his wife and young son before boarding the cargo ship MV Abdullah that was seized by Somali pirates last month. Photo: SR Shipping
Ainul Hoque (centre), from Chittagong, is among 22 Bangladeshi sailors who were taken hostage by Somali pirates for over a month. His younger brother Mainul Hoque and his mother Lutfi Ara (pictured) are relieved the crew has been released. Photo: The Hoque family
A group of about 20 pirates took control of the MV Abdullah as it carried coal from Maputo, Mozambique, to Al Hamriya port, UAE, on March 12. Ainul Hoque (pictured) is among those on board who were held hostage and released on Sunday. Photo: The Hoque family
Ainul Hoque's brother Mainul and mother, Lutfa Ara, hold photos of him and await his return to Bangladesh. Photo: The Hoque family
A small boat sails next to the MV Abdullah in a screengrab from a social media video released on March 12. Photo: Reuters
An Indian Navy warship and a long range maritime patrol vessel responded after the Bangladeshi-flagged MV Abdullah (pictured) was seized by the pirates. Photo: Indian Navy
The family of Mohammed Atikullah, chief officer of the MV Abdullah, were relieved to speak to him and learn that all crew members are safe after being held hostage for over a month. Photo: The Asif family
Warships escort the Bangladesh-flagged MV Abdullah after it was released by Somali pirates. Photo: EUNAVFOR
Naval ships escort cargo ship MV Abdullah out of the high risk zone after the vessel with 23 crew was released by Somali pirates. Photo: SR Shipping
Mohammad Nooruddin is among 23 men who have been released from captivity by Somali pirates who captured the cargo ship that was headed to Dubai from Maputo, Mozambique. Photo: SR Shipping
The 23 sailors from Bangladesh are safe, the ship is being escorted by naval vessels out of the high risk zone and will reach Dubai’s Al Hamriya port next week. Photo: SR Shipping
Sailors who were held hostage by Somali pirates for more than a month on the Bangladesh-flagged MV Abdullah celebrate after the cargo ship was released by the pirates. photo: SR Shipping
Mohammad Nooruddin with his wife and young son before boarding the cargo ship MV Abdullah that was seized by Somali pirates last month. Photo: SR Shipping
Ainul Hoque (centre), from Chittagong, is among 22 Bangladeshi sailors who were taken hostage by Somali pirates for over a month. His younger brother Mainul Hoque and his mother Lutfi Ara (pictured) are relieved the crew has been released. Photo: The Hoque family
A group of about 20 pirates took control of the MV Abdullah as it carried coal from Maputo, Mozambique, to Al Hamriya port, UAE, on March 12. Ainul Hoque (pictured) is among those on board who were held hostage and released on Sunday. Photo: The Hoque family
Ainul Hoque's brother Mainul and mother, Lutfa Ara, hold photos of him and await his return to Bangladesh. Photo: The Hoque family
A small boat sails next to the MV Abdullah in a screengrab from a social media video released on March 12. Photo: Reuters
An Indian Navy warship and a long range maritime patrol vessel responded after the Bangladeshi-flagged MV Abdullah (pictured) was seized by the pirates. Photo: Indian Navy
The family of Mohammed Atikullah, chief officer of the MV Abdullah, were relieved to speak to him and learn that all crew members are safe after being held hostage for over a month. Photo: The Asif family
Warships escort the Bangladesh-flagged MV Abdullah after it was released by Somali pirates. Photo: EUNAVFOR