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Old but true story by Nasir Khan about rescued ships pilot by him.


published on 17 May 2021 180 -

Found on YouTube. Created by "Marine-Pilots". Originally published on 2021-05-17.
In Early 2003 Nasir Khan joined as a Chief Officer of General Cargo Vessel .
Vessel route was UAE to Somalia.
They arrive SE Coast of Somalia to discharge at anchorage.

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Nasir Khan Saudi Arabia
on 30 August 2021, 08:44 UTC

Thanks everyone
I like this story please keep watching .
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