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Home›Funding›Sri Lanka Navy Intercepts Multiday Fishing Trawler Bound for Australia
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July 3, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Sri Lanka Navy Intercepts Multiday Fishing Trawler Bound for Australia

Sri Lanka Navy intercepted a multiday fishing trawler bound for Australia in the seas off Negambo on 29th June 2012. The trawler had 09 Sri Lankan nationals onboard who had intended to enter Australia illegally. Initial investigations carried out by the Navy revealed that more persons were to be tak

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Sri Lanka Navy intercepted a multiday fishing trawler bound for Australia in the seas off Negambo on 29th June 2012. The trawler had 09 Sri Lankan nationals onboard who had intended to enter Australia illegally.

Initial investigations carried out by the Navy revealed that more persons were to be taken onboard at different location for the illegal journey.

The trawler was found by SLNS Fast Attack Craft with a large stock of food items, water bottles and personnel belongings of the passengers stacked inside.

The arrested persons and the trawler were handed over to the Criminal Investigation Department for further investigation.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff, July 3, 2012; Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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