Vessel involved in Tanjung Balau collision has gone missing, says MMEA


The condition of the Singapore-registered MT Hafnia Nile vessel after the collision.

KOTA TINGGI: One of the vessels involved in a collision near Tanjung Balau here has gone missing and is believed to still be in Malaysian waters, says the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA).

Its search and rescue (SAR) and disaster relief division director First Admiral Zin Azman Md Yunus said the MT Ceres 1 vessel, registered under the Republic of São Tomé dan Príncipe, could not be found at the site of the collision as of Saturday (July 20) morning.

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