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Green Marine

July 9, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Boskalis: Employee in Nigeria released

Royal Boskalis Westminster nv announces that her employee, Michael Los who was abducted in Nigeria last Thursday, has been released. Mr. Los is unharmed and in good health. Both the Dutch Embassy and the Government of Bayelsa State have contributed substantially to his release. After medical review

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Royal Boskalis Westminster nv announces that her employee, Michael Los who was abducted in Nigeria last Thursday, has been released. Mr. Los is unharmed and in good health. Both the Dutch Embassy and the Government of Bayelsa State have contributed substantially to his release. After medical review Mr. Los will be repatriated to the Netherlands later this week.

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