Tag: Singapore Strait

Information Fusion Centre (IFC) issued its latest infographic, providing a summary of incidents against ships in the Singapore Strait as of 20 May 2022.

ReCAAP ISC has issued its report for the week 10-16 May informing that one CAT 41 incident of armed robbery against ships in Asia was reported. With this incident, a total of 22 incidents were reported in the Singapore Strait since January 2022 so far, which is an area of high concern since an increase in sea robberies and the boarding of vessels underway has been noticed.

Information Fusion Centre (IFC) issued its latest infographic, providing a summary of incidents against ships in the Singapore Strait as of 12 April 2022.

Britannia Club has warned of an increase in sea robberies and the boarding of vessels underway in the Singapore Straits.

The Republic of the Marshall Islands Maritime Administrator (IRI) has noted an increase in arrests of ships in Indonesian waters. The arrests are primarily occurring in an area located to the east of the Singapore Straits and Indonesian landmass to the east.

Information Fusion Centre (IFC) issued its latest infographic, providing a summary of incidents against ships in the Singapore Strait as of 6 January 2022.

IFC issued its latest infographic, providing a summary of incidents against ships in the Singapore Strait as 7 December 2021.

During 1 Nov-1 Dec 2021, six incidents were reported onboard ships while underway in the Singapore Strait, as ReCAAP ISC notes.

Japan Ship Owners’ Mutual Protection & Indemnity Association informed that it is not safe to anchor or drift loosely in the Eastern portion of Singapore Strait.

In October 2021, nine actual incidents of armed robbery against ships were reported in Asia, according to ReCAAP ISC's monthly report.