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Two trading ships detained

10.03.2010

 The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency has detained two trading ships and its crew members believed to be transferring oil dregs illegally near Pangkor Island.

A maritme officer said they discovered the illegal activity about three nautical miles from the island during a routine patrol at 11.15pm on Monday.

Twenty-four personnel from the two vessels – Klang-registered MT Nautica Muar and Indonesian vessel MT United X, have been arrested.

Source: thestar.com.my

10.03.2010