MV VOC Daisy Released from Pirate Control

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Photo courtesy EU NAVFOR

The MV VOC Daisy, a Liberian-owned bulk carrier with a deadweight of 47,183 tonnes, was hijacked on 21 April 2010 approximately 190 nautical miles South East from Salalah, Oman. The MV VOC Daisy has a crew of 21 Filipinos, all of whom are reported in good health.

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