Old not obsolete: LCS equipment in storage still usable, says BNS CEO


LUMUT: Most of the equipment stored in warehouses at the Boustead Naval Shipyard (BNS) here are not obsolete as claimed and still usable, says Capt (R) Azhar Jumaat.

The BNS chief executive officer said the equipment would still be installed onto the six Royal Malaysian Navy littoral combat ships (LCS), pending certification by manufacturers.

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