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IMB links drop in piracy at Gulf of Guinea to foreign efforts

The International Maritime Bureau (IMB) has said that the increase in presence of international naval vessels and co-operation with regional authorities has had a positive impact on piracy attacks in the Gulf of Guinea.

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