Dr M: Our vessels will remain for now


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian vessels will remain in the disputed maritime border between Malaysia and Singapore off Tuas until a decision has been reached on the negotiations between both coun­tries, says Prime Minister Tun Dr Maha­thir Mohamad.

He said vessels from both countries were in the area at pre­sent as discussions between Malay­sia and Singapore were ongoing.

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