Tag: Indonesia

The Indonesian government informed that it has reallowed international flights to Bali’s Ngurah Rai international airport.

Amid COVID-19 outbreak situation, Indonesia updated its entry requirements for foreign seafarers, according to the latest information by GAC.

The operator of an oil tanker seized by Indonesian authorities at the request of Cambodia is protesting the detention of its crew, calling it a human rights violation.

The Indonesian Marine Police boarded the product tanker Strovolos on September 24, due to a protracted dispute concerning the tanker’s crude oil cargo.

On 23rd September 2021, a civilian vessel rescued six Indonesian crewmen after their ship capsized in Port Klang waters, the Malaysian Marine Department reported.

North P&I club's local correspondents, Spica, reported an increase of incidents where the Indonesian Navy have detained vessels anchored in waters off the island of Bintan, furthest to the east in the Singapore Strait.

On 17 Jul 21, two incidents of unauthorized boarding occurred to ships while underway off Tanjung Pergam, Bintan Island, Indonesia, the ReCAAP ISC said through a new incident alert. The two incidents occurred within an interval of 30 mins and in close proximity to each other in the eastbound lane of the Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS) in the Singapore Strait.

In its weekly report for 6-12 July, ReCAAP ISC informed of one incident of armed robbery against ships in Asia, involving the Singapore-flagged petroleum/chemical tanker Ocean Moray while anchored at Belawan Anchorage, Indonesia on 8 July.

Vessels fixed to load bulk iron ore fines cargo in Indonesia are reminded to make sure they receive the necessary documentation for carrying Group A cargoes in good time before loading commences, the North P&I Club advised. 

At least seven are dead and 11 people are missing after a passenger ferry sank off the coast of Bali, Indonesia, amid rough seas, authorities informed Wednesday.