*. Tanker El Hiblu 1 was bound for Libya from Turkey when it diverted from its route to rescue the migrants

*. The castaways seized control of the ship and turned it back towards Europe, heading towards Malta

*. Maltese special forces raided the ship before it was escorted by military boats into the Grand Port at Valletta

*. Four migrants were taken away in handcuffs by police while the others were driven away in waiting vans





Maltese special forces have seized a tanker that was hijacked by migrants 'in an act of piracy' in the Mediterranean after the captain stopped to rescue them.

Armed forces handed control of the vessel back to the captain who sailed it towards Malta's Grand Port, in the capital Valletta, along with the migrants and crew.

When the boat arrived this morning, the migrants were escorted off under armed guard before being handed over to waiting police officers.

Several police vans and a bus were waiting in the harbour for the migrants, four of whom were taken away in handcuffs. The captain and his crew were also seen being escorted off the ship.


Police officers were waiting in the harbour to handcuff the migrants and lead them away as soon as the boat reached dry land.






https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6859261/Tanker-hijacked-migrants-rescued-seized-Maltese-special-forces.html

Italian interior minister Matteo Salvini had earlier said the ship, an 846-ton tanker named El Hiblu 1, had been bound for Libya after picking up the migrants but had been taken over and turned towards Europe.

El Hiblu 1 is registered in the Republic of Palau, an archipelago in the Pacific Ocean.

The ship was on its way to Tripoli, the capital of Lybia, from Turkey, on Tuesday but six nautical miles from port it diverted, heading north to rescue some migrants off the coast of Libya.




Maltese police officers carries a migrant child off the boat after it had docked in Valletta.

Members of the Maltese special forces team which seized the boat guard the migrant arrivals.

The ship was on its way to Tripoli, the capital of Lybia, from Turkey, but it changed its direction and started heading north.

A Maltese special forces soldier guards a group of migrants on the merchant ship El Hiblu 1.

Officers said an investigation has been launched, but it is unclear whether the migrants will now be prosecuted for the hijacking or sent to a detention centre while they apply for asylum.


El Hiblu 1 arrives in Senglea, in Valletta's Grand Harbour, in the early hours of Thursday after being seized by Maltese troops.

A military boat escorts the El Hiblu into Malta's Grand Port after it was seized.

El Hiblu 1 arrives in Senglea, in Valletta's Grand Harbour, in the early hours of Thursday after being seized by Maltese troops.

Just imagine, some one came to rescue u but used DAT as an advantage to hurt him.. Sometimes is bad to be pitiful

BabangidaHamza:
Just imagine, some one came to rescue u but used DAT as an advantage to hurt him.. Sometimes is bad to be pitiful

even the captain is not complaining...! It u dat is complaining..!

Europe by any means

Explorers:
*. Tanker El Hiblu 1 was bound for Libya from Turkey when it diverted from its route to rescue the migrants

*. The castaways seized control of the ship and turned it back towards Europe, heading towards Malta

*. Maltese special forces raided the ship before it was escorted by military boats into the Grand Port at Valletta

*. Four migrants were taken away in handcuffs by police while the others were driven away in waiting vans





Maltese special forces have seized a tanker that was hijacked by migrants 'in an act of piracy' in the Mediterranean after the captain stopped to rescue them.

Armed forces handed control of the vessel back to the captain who sailed it towards Malta's Grand Port, in the capital Valletta, along with the migrants and crew.

When the boat arrived this morning, the migrants were escorted off under armed guard before being handed over to waiting police officers.

Several police vans and a bus were waiting in the harbour for the migrants, four of whom were taken away in handcuffs. The captain and his crew were also seen being escorted off the ship.


Police officers were waiting in the harbour to handcuff the migrants and lead them away as soon as the boat reached dry land.






https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6859261/Tanker-hijacked-migrants-rescued-seized-Maltese-special-forces.html

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BabangidaHamza:
Just imagine, some one came to rescue u but used DAT as an advantage to hurt him.. Sometimes is bad to be pitiful

The ship was heading to libya, it was a decoy plan so that they could get to the Europe they embarked on

Explorers:
A military boat escorts the El Hiblu into Malta's Grand Port after it was seized.

El Hiblu 1 arrives in Senglea, in Valletta's Grand Harbour, in the early hours of Thursday after being seized by Maltese troops.

Hmm