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GMA facilitates repatriation of 12 stranded seafarers

“In response, the GMA mobilised a network of stakeholders, including the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA), International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), Point 3 Logistics, Boti Crew to safeguard the welfare of the seafarers and ensure compliance with international maritime obligations,” it said.“Under international maritime law, seafarers’ wage claims remain protected and will continue to receive priority during the legal settlement of claims against the vessel,” the release added.“The Authority is also establishing a legal framework to manage proceeds from any future judicial sale of the vessel, including the settlement of approved expenses and maintenance-related claims,” it said.
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