MMEA detects 'ghost ship' in Terengganu waters


KUANTAN: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) has detected a "ghost ship" drifting in the waters near the Semangkok A oil platform in Terengganu, on Tuesday (Aug 12).

Pahang MMEA director First Admiral (Maritime) Mazlan Mat Rejab said the unnamed vessel, weighing 292.9 tonnes, is believed to be linked to the incident of an oil tanker that caught fire off Tanjung Sedili on Aug 7.

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