MMEA: Malaysian-registered cargo ship, missing for 10 days, last detected in Indonesian waters

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MMEA: Malaysian-registered cargo ship, missing for 10 days, last detected in Indonesian waters
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JOHOR BARU, Jan 10 — The maritime authorities here are actively looking for a Malaysian-registered cargo ship MV Dai Cat 06 that has been reported missing at sea, following its...

JOHOR BARU, Jan 10 — The maritime authorities here are actively looking for a Malaysian-registered cargo shipthat has been reported missing at sea, following its last detected location in Indonesian waters on January 1.

“The information was received shortly after the missing ship’s agent lodged a police report on the vessel’s disappearance at 12.11pm yesterday.had left the Kampung Aceh jetty in Perak on December 23 and should have arrived in Kuching, Sarawak on December 31. Nurul Hizam said the latest information was obtained at 10.42pm yesterday where an Emergency Position Indicator Radio Beacon signal was detected fromHe said that the emergency signal was detected by the Malaysia Mission Control Centre and Singapore’s Police Operation Command Centre .was operated by three local crew members and two Indonesian crew, all aged between 20 and 57.

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