Malaysia coastguard says tanker involved in fire left site, was using dark-fleet waters

Malaysia’s coastguard said that one of two large oil tankers involved in a fiery collision had left the site of the accident and was believed to have turned off its tracking system.

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Jul 20 2024
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Malaysia coastguard says tanker involved in fire left site, was using dark-fleet waters

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