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US Jihadists Travel To Somalia For Terror Training

Suicide Bombing Marks A Grim New Turn For Somalia

Two Somali Top Generals To Resign

Explosion Kills Three Somali Journalists In Mogadishu

Somalia Force 'Let Down' By Troop No-Shows

Fisherman's Family Told Of Body

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Houthis: More Tamil Tigers Than Hizb Allah

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Fisherman's Family Told Of Body

Dorset, December 5, 2009 – The family of a fisherman who went missing off the Dorset coast have been informed that a body has been found.
Dorset and Hampshire Police attempted a recovery on Thursday at Christchurch Bay in the Barton on Sea area, but they were hampered by poor conditions.
Mr Sharif, originally from Somalia, was last heard from on Tuesday afternoon, when he called his girlfriend.
Dorset Police said the as yet unidentified body was still in the sea.
The recovery operation is likely to be a "lengthy process" due to conditions and the lack of good access to the site, police said.
A spokesman for Dorset Police added: "Family members of the missing angler Osman Sharif are aware and are in constant touch with Dorset Police's family liaison officer.
"The body is still in the sea and further attempts to recover the body will be made later today by Hampshire Police and the coastguard."
Portland Coastguard feared Mr Sharif had fallen overboard and a search operation was called off on Wednesday.
Source: BBC, December 04, 2009

 



 





 













 

 


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