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After a Ship Ran Aground in Scottish Waters, the Indonesian Embassy in London Successfully Repatriated 13 Indonesian Crew Members to Indonesia.

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After a ship ran aground in Scottish waters, the Indonesian Embassy in London successfully repatriated 13 Indonesian crew members to Indonesia.
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After a Ship Ran Aground in Scottish Waters, the Indonesian Embassy in London Successfully Repatriated 13 Indonesian Crew Members to Indonesia.

After a ship ran aground in Scottish waters, the Indonesian Embassy in London successfully repatriated 13 Indonesian crew members to Indonesia.

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Pantau.com broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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