Japanese-owned tugboat arrives in Penang after attack

Japanese-owned tugboat arrives in Penang after attack

BUTTERWORTH, Malaysia - The 323-ton Japanese-owned tugboat Idaten, attacked by pirates in the Malacca Strait on March 14, arrived at Butterworth in Penang Province on March 15 with 11 crew members. Three other crew members on the tugboat were kidnapped by pirates.

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