MMEA detains three vessels


JOHOR BARU: Three vessels have been detained by the Malaysian Maritime Enforce­ment Agency in the past three days for anchoring without permission and failure to produce relevant documents.

Two Mongolia-registered ships failed to produce insurance documents while another vessel registered with the Republic of the Marshall Islands was detained for anchoring without permission.

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