Petronas, MISC, MMHE convert cargo vessel into mobile sea base


  • Business
  • Wednesday, 06 May 2015

KUALA LUMPUR: Petronas, together with MISC Bhd and Malaysia Marine Heavy Engineering (MMHE), has converted Tun Azizan, a cargo vessel, into a mobile sea base ship with the necessity features to function as a long-term national security asset.

Tun Azizan, the first sea base concept in Malaysia and Southeast Asia, can  accommodate 99 passengers with facilities such as accommodation, food storage, laundry room, an operations and communication room, power generation, air conditioning, fresh water system as well as military equipment and infrastructure.

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