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MELAKA: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) has foiled a tanker’s attempt to escape from detention by navigating the Straits of Malacca in a bid to dodge authorities. MMEA Negri Sembilan/Melaka director Maritime Captain Haris Fadzillah Abdullah said the vessel was intercepted at 2.30am on Saturday (May 22), when spotted at the waters of Tanjung Tuan in Negri Sembilan. Preliminary investigations showed that the vessel registered in Vietnam was heading towards the north, he said. He said they promptly acted to an alert from the Maritime Sea Surveillance System at 9.55pm on Friday (May 21) before intercepting the vessel registered as MT JW Jewel about 15 nautical miles from the Port Dickson coastline. ....
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After seven days, the MV Ever Given has been freed from the Suez Canal. The container ship had to be refloated and maneuvered off each canal bank. Then it had to transit the remaining length of the canal. Fortunately, high tides assisted the dredging process; without this good fortune, refloating the ship could have required removing its 18,000 shipping containers, adding several days to the operation. The Ever Given blockage has, at first glance, primarily economic implications and the cost was staggering: 12 percent of global trade transits the Suez Canal each day, including 1 million oil barrels and 8 percent of the world’s liquefied natural gas; the canal itself lost $15 million each day of the blockage. More broadly, the blockage creating a backlog of nearly 500 cargo ships interrupted $9.6 billion of trade each day. That totals approximately $67 billion, just slightly less than the Gross Domestic Product of Luxembourg, Bulgaria or Ghana. The effects on ....
IPOH: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) has arrested four Indonesian fishermen for encroaching and fishing illegally in Malaysian waters. Perak MMEA director Captain Shahrizan Raman said the four men were spotted fishing in their boat some 16 nautical miles from Pulau Jarak, Lumut at about 5.40pm on Saturday (Feb 6). Shahrizan said all four men did not have any identification documents. All of them were detained at the Kampung Bharu vessel detention centre on Saturday. They will be handed over to the investigating officer for further action, he said in a statement on Sunday (Feb 7) Shahrizan said for the offence under the Fisheries Act of fishing in Malaysian waters without the permit of the Fisheries Department director-general, the boat s captain could be fined up to RM6mil. ....