Castro visits hijack stand-off

The Cuban government was tonight threatening to storm a hijacked ferry to free hostages being held by armed men who tried to force the crew to sail it too Florida.

Castro visits hijack stand-off
Thu, 03 Apr, 2003 - 21:17

The Cuban government was tonight threatening to storm a hijacked ferry to free hostages being held by armed men who tried to force the crew to sail it too Florida.

The 45ft ferry with 50 people on board got into international waters before turning back to Cuba for more fuel.

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