Southeast Asian nations prepare corridor through pirate-infested waters
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Up to 20 Malaysian and Indonesian crew members on tugboats were kidnapped by Aby Sayyaf militants in the waters off the southern coast of the Philippines this year. A number of Indonesian port authorities, including Kalimantan in Borneo, have now stopped issuing permits to vessels sailing coal from Indonesia to the southern Philippines.
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