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Equanimity captain speaks: We’re happy to bring the ship back to Malaysia

By Rashvinjeet S. Bedi
Oystein Senneseth. -Photo by Kamarul Ariffin/The Star

PORT KLANG: The crew of the Equanimity is pleased to bring the superyacht back to Malaysia, says its captain.

Oystein Senneseth, who is from Bergen, Norway said that the crew was relaxed now compared to before when there were armed policemen on board.

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