Recently-returned Dane asking for peace and quiet while he recovers from his ordeal
Søren Lyngbjørn, who was held captive by Somali pirates for 838 days before he and his fellow Danish hostage, Eddy Lopez, and their four Filipino companions were released two weeks ago, is back on Danish soil in an undisclosed location.
“He has been in Denmark for a few days,” Lyngbjørn’s mother Gerda told TV 2 News. “He is doing well, under the circumstances.”
Gerda Lyngbj√∏rn said that she has visited her son and he plans on staying in his secluded spot until he regains his strength.
S√∏ren Lyngbj√∏rn sent out a press release, via Shipcraft, the shipping company that employed Lyngbj√∏rn and Lopez when they were taken, asking that his wish for privacy be respected.
“Right now, I need peace and quiet so that I can concentrate on getting well,” he said. “This has been an ordeal for my family, so I ask that everyone respect our need for privacy.”
Lyngbj√∏rn thanked everyone for their interest in his well-being and praised his rescuers and Shipcraft for looking after his family while he was held captive.
Upon his release, it was reported that Lyngbj√∏rn was suffering from a nerve infection and would need immediate hospital care upon returning to Denmark.
Via: http://cphpost.dk/
