Tag: Indonesia

Meratus Indonesian logistics company has launched a smart system, SMARCO, that helps monitor containers, to meet the demand for more efficient and safe container shipping. 

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, announced that on March 1, on the coast of Bali, Indonesia, it unveiled a marine debris collection ship and conducted demonstration of a coastal debris collection device, which it purchased through PT MOL Blue Ocean Indonesia, a wholly owned subsidiary of the MOL Group.

ExxonMobil Marine and the Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology (ITS), a university in the field of science and technology in Indonesia, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to support Indonesian students looking for a career in the marine industry. 

On January 14, the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) announced that the search for the Malaysian cargo ship MV Dai Cat 06, which went missing in Indonesian water on January 9, had been officially called off.

Fire broke out onboard the general cargo ship "Fortuner" on January 12, in Indonesian waters, with initial information reporting that the cause was a short circuit in the engine room.

Five seafarers went missing in Indonesian waters from the Malaysian cargo ship MV Dai Cat 06 on January 9, with the ship’s agent filing a missing report.

The Indonesia-flag Serasi I experienced a hull breach, after it collided with Temas Line’s general cargo ship Batanghari Mas, on December 1 in the Bangka Strait, off Indonesia.

A tugboat Captain was sentenced to 28 weeks jail, after pleading guilty to charges of stealing gas oil and fleeing.

The 3,900-dwt Mutia Ladjoni that lost contact on November 11, was found drifting between Dobo and Timika in the eastern part of Indonesia. All crew on board have been evacuated.

On November 11 contact was lost with the 3,900-dwt Mutia Ladjoni, after it went adrift off the Aru Islands. Search of the ship - which carries 16 seafarers on board - continues into the week.