The Abdullah: Crew Feedback and Vessel Data

On May 14, 2023, the 23 crew members of the 'Abdullah' experienced a heartfelt reunion with their families as their vessel arrived at Chattogram Port. After being transported from Kutubdia in Cox's Bazar aboard the vessel 'Jahan Moni-3', the crew was greeted with open arms upon reaching the New Mooring Container Terminal (NCT)-1. Following their emotional reunion, the crew members are set to return to their homes with the utmost care ensured for their safe journey. Additionally, new crew personnel boarded the 'Abdullah' on the same day, as the vessel prepared to embark on its voyage to the United Arab Emirates. For more details and photos of this significant event, visit: https://www.voanews.com/a/crew-members-reunited-with-families-at-chattogram-after-pirate-captivity/7613312.html

In a heartwarming turn of events, 23 courageous sailors have reunited with their families following their safe return on May 13, 2023. The vessel 'Abdullah docked in Kutubdia at precisely 6:40 p.m., marking a significant moment for both the crew and their loved ones. The following day, a lighter ship was dispatched to the KSRM Lighter Jetty in Sadarghat, facilitating the sailors' passage back to their homes. As they arrived, relatives adorned with flowers greeted them at the jetty, expressing overwhelming joy and relief at their safe return. This touching homecoming is a testament to the resilience of the maritime community. For more details, you can view the accompanying photo report here: https://www.rtvonline.com/english/bangladesh/14396.

The bulk carrier 'Abdullah', recently released from the clutches of Somali pirates, has safely docked in Kutubdia, located in Cox's Bazar, on the evening of May 13. The vessel, carrying 23 crew members, made its way into Bangladeshi waters a day earlier, on May 12. On May 14, a lighter ship is scheduled to transport the crew to the KSRM lighter jetty, where they will be reunited with their relatives. After an emotional welcome, the crew members will return to their homes. The 'Abdullah' had departed from Mina Saqr on April 30, where it loaded an impressive 56,000 tons of limestone, and made a stop at a nearby port for refueling before setting its course for Chattogram.