MSC box ship under attack by armed gang in the Gulf of Guinea
As The Loadstar went to press there were reports that an MSC containership was under ...
While piracy in some of the world’s most notorious areas has been on the decline, the densely populated waters of the Malacca and Singapore Straits have seen a “sharp rise” in attacks on commercial vessels, according to research released today.
Intelligence firm Dryad Maritime recorded 194 attacks on vessels in the first nine months of the year in South-east Asia, up 38% on the same period in 2014, as criminal gangs escalated instances of “petty theft of ships stores, mainly engine ...
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