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Six Filipino seamen who survived a shipwreck off the coast of South Africa’s Port Elizabeth last May 3 arrived back home yesterday, saying they were very happy to be alive and back home in spite of Typhoon "Caloy."


The seafarers arrived from South Africa yesterday afternoon aboard an Emirates Airways flight via Dubai. They were escorted by their manning agency’s crewing manager, Captain German Mendez.
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Six Filipino seamen who survived a shipwreck off the coast of South Africa’s Port Elizabeth last May 3 arrived back home yesterday, saying they were very happy to be alive and back home in spite of Typhoon "Caloy."


The seafarers arrived from South Africa yesterday afternoon aboard an Emirates Airways flight via Dubai. They were escorted by their manning agency’s crewing manager, Captain German Mendez.
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