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JOHOR BARU (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - An oil tanker with 6,000 metric tonnes of RON95 petrol has gone missing.


A search since Thursday has been extended to waters off neighbouring countries.


The Malaysia Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA), in a press statement released here, said MT Orkim Harmony was sailing from Malacca to Kuantan when it disappeared.


MMEA operations director southern region Maritime First Admiral Ibrahim Mohamed said the tanker was carrying 6,000 metric tonnes of RON95 petrol when the incident took place.


"The last-known location for the tanker was about 30 nautical miles of Tanjung Sedili east when it suddenly lost contact at around 8.50pm," he said.


Adm Ibrahim said on board the Malaysian-registered tanker were 22 crew from three countries - 16 Malaysians, five from Indonesia and a Myanmar national.


He said MMEA received a report from the shipping company Orkim Ship Management on the missing tanker at about 6.30am on June 12.


"We immediately deployed our assets upon receiving the report from the company," said Adm Ibrahim.


The search involved two ships and a boat from the agency with assistance from the Navy's KD Laksamana Tan Pusmah and KD Ganyang.


Adm Ibrahim said the search area now covers 20,000 sq km from Tanjung Penawar in Kota Tinggi to Mersing and also the sea areas of Singapore and Indonesia.


Adm Ibrahim said MMEA had also forwarded a missing vessel report to Singapore's Coast Guard and the Indonesian authorities Badan SAR Nasional and Badan Keamanan Laut Republik Indonesia.


"We have also alerted to other passing vessels along the route via Navtext to assist us in the search operation," he said.




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JOHOR BARU (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - An oil tanker with 6,000 metric tonnes of RON95 petrol has gone missing.

 

A search since Thursday has been extended to waters off neighbouring countries.

 

The Malaysia Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA), in a press statement released here, said MT Orkim Harmony was sailing from Malacca to Kuantan when it disappeared.

 

MMEA operations director southern region Maritime First Admiral Ibrahim Mohamed said the tanker was carrying 6,000 metric tonnes of RON95 petrol when the incident took place.

 

"The last-known location for the tanker was about 30 nautical miles of Tanjung Sedili east when it suddenly lost contact at around 8.50pm," he said.

 

Adm Ibrahim said on board the Malaysian-registered tanker were 22 crew from three countries - 16 Malaysians, five from Indonesia and a Myanmar national.

 

He said MMEA received a report from the shipping company Orkim Ship Management on the missing tanker at about 6.30am on June 12.

 

"We immediately deployed our assets upon receiving the report from the company," said Adm Ibrahim.

 

The search involved two ships and a boat from the agency with assistance from the Navy's KD Laksamana Tan Pusmah and KD Ganyang.

 

Adm Ibrahim said the search area now covers 20,000 sq km from Tanjung Penawar in Kota Tinggi to Mersing and also the sea areas of Singapore and Indonesia.

 

Adm Ibrahim said MMEA had also forwarded a missing vessel report to Singapore's Coast Guard and the Indonesian authorities Badan SAR Nasional and Badan Keamanan Laut Republik Indonesia.

 

"We have also alerted to other passing vessels along the route via Navtext to assist us in the search operation," he said.

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/news/asia/south-east-asia/story/malaysian-registered-tanker-ron95-petrol-shipment-22-crew-missing-wa

 

After MH370 and now is Super Tanker Vessel! What's next ?
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wah if kena hijack..... with 6,000 metric tonnes of RON95 petrol.... the pirates can use it for how long if they only top up 1 salon car?? [rolleyes]

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wah if kena hijack..... with 6,000 metric tonnes of RON95 petrol.... the pirates can use it for how long if they only top up 1 salon car?? [rolleyes]

The pirates will sells to MCF Forummer and makes a fortune
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6,000 metric tonnes approximately 6,000,000 liters

= 6M liter x $2.24 (Shell pricing) = $13.44M ... wow ... no wonder pirates so hiong ar

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After MH370 and now is Super Tanker Vessel! What's next ?

6000mt is far from being a super tanker la... This is actually a baby tanker. Super tanker can carry around 300 to 400 thousand mt.

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The pirates will sells to MCF Forummer and makes a fortune

 

They sell to me at RM$1/lit I dont mind..... [lipsrsealed][rolleyes]

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6,000 metric tonnes approximately 6,000,000 liters

= 6M liter x $2.24 (Shell pricing) = $13.44M ... wow ... no wonder pirates so hiong ar

She'll pricing includes taxes and all the other stuff. The pirates will likely have to siphon off the petrol onto their own tanker then sell it off at a sharp discount. I think they will be considered lucky if they get 500k.

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Sister ship Orkim Victory just kena hijacked in early Jun 15.

 

Orkim means black gold? haha

 

http://gcaptain.com/bunker-pirates-second-orkim-tanker-goes-missing-off-malaysia/#.VX0zMv8w_ns

 

 

The sister vessel of a Malaysian registered product tanker hijacked by bunker pirates off Malaysia earlier this month has gone missing.

 

The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre reports that it received notification from the shipowner that communication has been lost with MT Orkim Harmony. The ship’s last known known position was approximately 17 nm southwest of Pulau Aur, Malaysia and that the last communication was 11 June 2015 at about 2054 hrs.

 

Orkim Harmony is carrying 6,000 metric tonnes of ULG 95 (petrol) and has crew comprising Indonesians, Malaysians and Myanmar nationals onboard, ReCAAP said.

 

Coincidentally, Orkim Harmony’s sister vessel, Orkim Victory, was targeted by pirates on 4 June 2015 in the approximately 15.2 nm southwest of Pulau Aur. In that incident, the pirates were able to siphon off 770 metric tonnes of Automotive Diesel Oil (ADO).

 

 

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wah if kena hijack..... with 6,000 metric tonnes of RON95 petrol.... the pirates can use it for how long if they only top up 1 salon car?? [rolleyes]

Can supply to whole malaysian thiefs haha

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Why msia always missing things. Plane.. now oil tanker also missing

Missing funds from 1MDB too. So if you want to lose things, please go to Malaysia. The land where things will mysteriously disappear.

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Missing funds from 1MDB too. So if you want to lose things, please go to Malaysia. The land where things will mysteriously disappear.

No Worries, I am there to help with 10% commission inclusive 6% GST <_<

You cars...?

Singaporeans car will be rob after 10 years of ownership [:(]

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