Distress signal from missing vessel received, Navy en route to location


PETALING JAYA: A distress signal believed to be from missing Royal Malaysian Navy (TLDM) Combat Vessel CB204 has been received, said Navy Chief Admiral Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Jaafar.

According to tweets via Abdul Aziz’s official account, a naval ship, KD Ganas received a distress call from CB204 at 3pm, Monday.

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