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Mangalore: Jeevan Kiran D'Souza Calls Home from Captured Ship

  •   Wed, Sep 10 2008 03:31:01 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Sep 10: It is learnt that Jeevan Kiran D'Souza, working in an Iranian ship that was captured by pirated on August 21 at Somalia, called home on Monday September 8, the day of the Monthi Fest.

It is gathered that the contractors of the ship facilitated the conversation on a request made by Kiran's elder brother. Kiran's mother was alone when the call came. During the two-minute talk that was possible, Kiran told his mother that the caught seamen are being supplied with stale bread and things which are difficult to eat. He also requested her not to tell others about his call, as he did not want others to worry about him. He asked her to pray to the Lord for his early release. His mother informed that Kiran's voice was filled with concern and grief.

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  • Walter Pereira, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 10 2008

    Dear Jeevan and Family, I am a sailor too and still serve onboard. As per my experience and from similar hijacking cases off Somalia, it is certain that Jeevan will be released after a few days. All depends upon the ship owners and the rasnom amount demanded. Somalian Pirates seldom harm the crew. The most dangerous pirates are from Indonasia, Malaysia and Nigeria. My family's prayers are with you and hope to meet you in person. Walter Pereira, Chief Engineer, American Eagle Tankers.

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  • Sharmila Fernandes, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 10 2008

    Dear Jeevan you will get release soon.Be hopeful in jesus christ.You are there in our prayers.

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