From the BBC News:
Ex-Somali Army Colonel Mohamed Nureh Abdulle lives in Harardhere - the town closest to where the hijacked Saudi oil tanker, Sirius Star is moored. He tells the BBC, via phone from his home, that the town's residents are more concerned about the apparent dumping of toxic waste than piracy.
The Harardhere-born military man advises the town's elders on security matters and is in his fifties.
Somalia has been wracked by conflict since 1991 - when its last national government was forced from power.
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Ex-Somali Army Colonel Mohamed Nureh Abdulle lives in Harardhere - the town closest to where the hijacked Saudi oil tanker, Sirius Star is moored. He tells the BBC, via phone from his home, that the town's residents are more concerned about the apparent dumping of toxic waste than piracy.
The Harardhere-born military man advises the town's elders on security matters and is in his fifties.
Somalia has been wracked by conflict since 1991 - when its last national government was forced from power.
Read more ....