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Hardy sailors prefer pirates to no job
Hardy sailors prefer pirates to no job
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Around 40 percent of the sailors who work on the world's supertankers and cargo ships hail from the Philippines. And sailors there are making light of the risk... 21.11.2008, Sputnik International
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07:17 GMT 21.11.2008 (Updated: 19:48 GMT 19.10.2022) Around 40 percent of the sailors who work on the world's supertankers and cargo ships hail from the Philippines. And sailors there are making light of the risk of being held hostage. They're far more worred about the economic downturn drying up demand for their services.