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AL DERWAZAH

piracy

On Oct 22, 2024, at 11.15 p.m. the 'Al Derwazah', en route from Mina al Ahmadi to Ningbo with 33 crew members on board, was boarded by six perpetrators with knives about 2.5 nautical miles northwest of Pulau Cula in pos. 1° 4.18' N 103° 41' E, as the ship was passing the Racon Delta in Selat Durian, Takong, near Batu Ampar, Batam City., The incident was uncovered when the Second Engineer found the Chief Engineer tied up, and immediately activated the emergency alarm. The alarm caused the assailants to flee before the patrol team arrived. The Batam Vessel Traffic Service (VTS), was notified and forwarded the report to the Tanjung Uban PLP Base and Ditpolairud Polda Kepri. The KPLP deployed the 'KNP 376' and 'KNP Kalimashada' to the incident location. At 01:56 a.m. LT, six POLAIR personnel using a rubber boatboarded the vessel to check the condition of the ship and crew. A joint team from Ditpolairud Polda Kepri, Baharkam BKO Patrol, and KPLP officers continued the inspection. Upon arrival, they found the Chief Engineer of the ship tied up in the engine room after being robbed by the assailants. Personal items belonging to the Chief Engineer, including a mobile phone, wallet, watch, and necklace, had been stolen by the pirates. A search conducted on the ship revealed that the perpetrators had successfully escaped. Although the incident was captured by the ship's CCTV, the crew did not allow the inspection of the footage, complicating further investigations regarding the identity of the assailants. After all checks were completed, the 'Al Derwazah' resumed its voyage. Report with photo: https://hubla.dephub.go.id/Indonesianmaritimesafetyinformation/page/news/read/23590/perompakan-kapal-mt-al-derwazah-di-perairan-batam-kru-selamat-barang-berharga-dirampok-piracy-incident-on-mt-al-derwazah-in-batam-waters-crew-safe-valuables-stolen

Timsen
2024-11-01

ASPASIA LUCK

piracy

The 'Aspasia Luck' , en route from Vistino to Tieshan Xingang, was boarded by 10 perpetrators, armed with knives, approximately 5.5 nautical miles east of Pulau Karimun Kecil in pos. 1° 7.88' N 103° 30.33' E on Oct 18. 2024, at 2.08 a.m. The intruders stole engine spares and escaped. No injuries were reported. The ship reached the port of destination on Oct 26.

Timsen
2024-10-29

BW KESTREL

piracy

The 'BW Kestrel', en route from Pengerang to Merak, was boarded by two men, armed with machetes, at Medan Anchorage in pos. 3° 53.9' N 98° 48' E on Oct 17, 2024, at 02.15 a.m. The intruders stole unsecured items. The ship arrived in the port of destination on Oct 28.

Timsen
2024-10-29

NYON

piracy

The 'Nyon', en route from Cigading to Serramang, was boarded by five perpetrators, armed with knives, on Oct 18., 2024, at 12.55 a.m., approximately 4.6 nautical miles east of Pulau Karimun Kecil in pos. 1° 7.83' N 103° 30.33' E. Nothing was reported stolen. The ship berthed in Semarang on Oct 25.

Timsen
2024-10-29

MARAN SPIRIT

piracy

The 'Maran Spirit, en route from Itaqui to Huanhu, was boarded by one male perpetrator on Oct 18, 2024, at 2.33 a.m., approximately 2.8 nautical miles north of Pulau Cula in pos. 1° 6.18' N 103° 42.37' E. Nothing was reported stolen, and no injuries were reported.

Timsen
2024-10-29
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