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Merchant Route Disrupted

Yesterday the establishment of Port Sundrian was a immense triumph and merchant services with the Mundusian Government was a success, but naval threats placed the lives of sailors, fishermen etc at risk and the merchant routes that run through the Atlantic to the Caribbean Sea to the islands was disrupted causing delay and madness in ports in NB.

Especially the incident involving the striking then later the sinking of the merchant ship Pope Francisca left merchant sailors to fear for their lives.

Many ships have been left grounded at ports due to this issue with the Areulian Navy in Haiti, where most Bermudan merchants normally park with the goods, but since the route has been destroyed, merchants either have to choose going to San Juan, Puerto Rico then to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic or the long way from Bridgetown, Barbados to Saint George's, Grenada then to the isles.

Further more, merchants may have to say home in NB, or if they're living on the Isles have to live in privately owned vacation estates.

98462 caught by authorities

The notorious hacker (official name) O'Neill Kôzub- Benez was caught by authorities for leaking personal and private information from the government, he was sentenced to death by firing squad and body committed to the sea. Here's his mugshot:

Former cruise Ship left to skink

A few days ago a cruise Ship exploded in POF with the Londonderry Services trying all they could, there was nothing they could do, the carrinage which was effected by the blast toke a moment of silence a memorial was held for the victims which is firefighters and crew members, who died trying to save people on board was memorialized, a far well speech was given and many tears were shed, as the ship was scraped and a piece of the engine was used as a memorial site 

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