Malaysia’s new maritime vessel takes shape


KUALA LUMPUR: Construction of the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency’s (MMEA) multi-purpose mission ship (MPMS) has begun with a keel laying ceremony at Desan Kaptanoglu Shipyard in Turkiye.

The ceremony, officiated by MMEA director of engineering First Admiral Mohd Rizal Hisha­muddin and MPMS project director Kpt Mohammad Nasir Man yesterday, marked the start of joining the main blocks for the largest vessel in the agency’s history.

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