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Nine incidents of piracy or armed robbery of ships were reported The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre issued its Monthly Report for July 2011.Nine incidents of piracy or armed robbery of ships (eight actual and one attempted) were reported during the month.This compares with eleven incidents reported during July 2010.You can view the Report by clicking here.Source: ReCAAP

Co-sponsored by ReCAAP and the NATO Shipping Centre, Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre posted the Report of the 14 April 2011 Conference on Piracy & Sea Robbery, co-sponsored by ReCAAP, the NATO Shipping Centre, and various private stakeholders.Topics addressed in the conference included:(a) trends and assessments of piracy and sea robbery in Asia;(b) regional, industry, ship owners' and seafarers' perspectives on piracy and sea robbery; and(c) operational experiences of participating naval forces in combating piracy and sea robbery off the coast of Somalia and in the Gulf of Aden.To view the Report, click here.Source: ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre

There were 82 incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships in Asia. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre issued its Half Yearly Report, covering the period 1 January - 30 June 2011.During the period, there were 82 incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships in Asia. This represents an increase in the number reported during the same period in the three previous years.For more details, click here.Source: ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre

Robbers tried to board a bulk carrier underway in the Strait of Singapore and in Horsburgh Light Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre issued an Incident Alert stating that it recently received two reports of attempted armed robbery of ships.On July 1, robbers tried to board a bulk carrier underway in the Strait of Singapore, but were deterred by evasive action.On July 2, robbers tried to board a tug underway northeast of Horsburgh Light, but fled when the alarm was sounded.You can view the Incident Alert by clicking here.Source: ReCAAP

Six robbers boarded the tanker near Horsburgh Lighthouse ReCAAP issued Incident Alert for robbery on Dong Jiang Tanker.On 30 May 11 at or about 0129 hrs, a Singapore-registered tanker Dong Jiang was underway at approximately 30 nm east of Horsburgh Lighthouse (01 19.30' N, 104 54.50' E) when six robbers boarded the vessel.The robbers stole cash and other valuables before they escaped. The vessel was enroute from Tanjung Pelapas, Malaysia to Balongan, Indonesia at the time of the incident. The crew was not injured.For furter information, click hereSource: ReCAAP

A total of 13 incidents of piracy and armed robbery reported Normal 0 false false false EL X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre issued its Report for April 2011. During the month, a total of 13 incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships were reported in Asia.Of these, eleven were actual incidents and two were attempted incidents. This was a decrease from the total number of incidents reported in April 2010 (16),but an increase from the number reported in April 2009 (8).To view the Report, press hereSource: ReCAAP

A barge was boarded by robbers from a sampan The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre issued an Incident Alert stating that, at about 0105 hours on 15 May, while being towed through the Singapore TSS, a barge was boarded by robbers from a sampan. When the robbers were observed by the crew of the tug, the master turned on the tugs lights and increased to full operating speed. The robbers left after about 40 minutes, taking various ropes. Some containers were also broken into.To view the Incident Alert, press hereSource: ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre

Various items had been stolen The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre issued an incident alert stating that a barge was being towed in the eastbound TSS south of Changi when a passing patrol boat of the Singapore Police Coast Guard (PCG) sighted a sampan alongside the barge.Four or five men were then seen leaving the barge onto two sampans and moving south. A check of the barge revealed that various items, including some cargo from four onboard containers, had been stolen.To view the incident alert please click hereSource: ReCAAP

8 robbers armed with long knives The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre issued an Incident Alert stating that eight robbers armed with long knives boarded a bulk carrier as it transited off Pulau Damar, Indonesia during the early morning hours of March 20.They departed after stealing personal belongings from the master. The crew was not injured.Source: ReCAAP

Pirates stole two computers and some engine spare parts A Liberian-registered tanker was robbed by pirates while anchored off southern Malaysia early on Sunday morning.The tanker, Simon, was anchored 2.1nm south-southwest of Pulau Mungging, Malaysia when it was boarded by five pirates armed with machetes and handguns at 04-35hrs on Sunday morning. According to the ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre the pirates stole two computers and some engine spare parts from the engine room, before escaping in a speed boat. None of the crew was injured in the attack. It is the second attack on a tanker in the area this month.Source: Seatrade Asia