JOHOR BARU, May 6 — The search and rescue operation (SAR) to locate the three missing crew members of oil tanker MT Pablo which caught fire on May 1, has been suspended until new...
JOHOR BARU, May 6 — The search and rescue operation to locate the three missing crew members of oil tanker MT Pablo which caught fire on May 1, has been suspended until new leads are found.
He said that yesterday, the search was conducted onboard the vessel. However, there was no evidence that the three missing crew members were still onboard. He said the search mission involved 31 MMEA officers and personnel as well as 11 personnel from the Hazardous Material unit of the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department .
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