Ship that was scavenging wrecks was employed by Malaysian company, says Chinese Embassy

By MAHADHIR MONIHULDIN

PETALING JAYA: A Chinese ship seized for illegally salvaging British World War 2 wrecks in Malaysian waters was employed by a Malaysian company, claims the Chinese Embassy.

"Based on information available, the ship operated in Malaysian waters was under the employment of a local Malaysian company.

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