Curfew in Malaysia’s ESSZone extended until 1st of March
The curfew in the waters off seven districts in Malaysia’s Eastern Sabah Security Zone (ESSZone), which was supposed to end on February 14, has been extended until March 1.
23/02/21
The curfew in the waters off seven districts in Malaysia’s Eastern Sabah Security Zone (ESSZone), which was supposed to end on February 14, has been extended until March 1.
02/12/20
In its weekly report for 24-30 November, ReCAAP ISC reported five incidents of armed robbery against ships in Asia. These were reported on ships off Indonesia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Malaysia and in Singapore Strait. Of these, one was a CAT 2, two were CAT 3 and two were CAT 4 incidents (least significant).
19/11/20
In an effort to eliminate piracy and armed robberies in the waters of the Eastern Sabah Security Zone (ESSZone), Malysia, Eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCom) set up a taskforce team.
27/10/20
Two crew members died, one was injured and 184 more were rescued, after the offshore supply ship Dayang Topaz sank in waters off Miri, Malaysia, in the morning of Tuesday.
09/10/20
The Malaysia Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) detained two vessels in Johor waters, on 6 October, for illegal ship-to-ship bunker transfers.
09/10/20
A trailing suction hopper dredger collided with a products tanker that was anchored at Malacca Anchorage, Malaysia, on October 2.
06/10/20
01/09/20
In its weekly report for 25-31 August 2020, ReCAAP ISC informed of three incidents of armed robbery against ships in Asia. Of these, two incidents (one CAT 3 and one CAT 4) occurred onboard bulk carriers while underway in the eastbound lane of the Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS) in the Singapore Strait.
01/09/20
In its weekly report for 25-31 August 2020, ReCAAP ISC informed of three incidents of armed robbery against ships in Asia. Of these, two incidents (one CAT 3 and one CAT 4) occurred onboard bulk carriers while underway in the eastbound lane of the Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS) in the Singapore Strait.
24/07/20
Malaysian port authorities discovered 110 containers filled with illegally dumped toxic waste at the Port of Tanjung Pelepas, as Bernama news agency reported.