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5 crews reach home

7 July 2013, 16:56 PM

UPDATED 7 July 2013, 22:59 PM

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Star Online Report

Five surviving crews of Bangladeshi vessel MV Hope has docked at the outer anchorage of Chittagong Port Sunday evening. The Liberian freighter ship, BUX MOON reached at Chittagong port around 8:40pm, with Deck Cadet Md Moklesur Rahman, 4th Engineer Md Abdul Hakim, Deck Fitter Mohammed Rubel and Oiler Mohammed Osman and GS Saiful Islam on board. Another Bangladeshi survivor Abu Bakar Siddique was now undergoing treatment at Wachira Hospital in Phuket. The ship tilted dangerously in the Andaman Sea in the early hours of July 4, to return to life from the claws of death.