MERSING - The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency has detained a Singapore-registered tugboat along with its barge approximately 3.5 nautical miles west of Johor’s Pulau Harimau.
“Inspection revealed that both vessels from Singapore were suspected of committing offences for failing to report their arrival and anchoring without permission from the Malaysian Marine Department director.
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