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Tanzanian vessel catches fire near Pulau Lima, crew rescued - Vimarsana News

Tanzanian vessel catches fire near Pulau Lima, crew rescued

JOHOR BARU: A Tanzanian-registered vessel caught fire and drifted in Malaysian waters at 5.6 nautical miles (10.37km) south-east of Pulau Lima near Johor.

MMEA foils attempt to smuggle in ganja leaves through Pulau Langgun near Langkawi - Vimarsana News

MMEA foils attempt to smuggle in ganja leaves through Pulau Langgun near Langkawi

ALOR SETAR, Feb 20 — The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) crippled an attempt to smuggle in fresh ganja leaves from a neighbouring country through Pulau Langgun near...

MMEA foils attempt to smuggle in ganja leaves through Pulau Langgun - Vimarsana News

MMEA foils attempt to smuggle in ganja leaves through Pulau Langgun

ALOR SETAR: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) crippled an attempt to smuggle in fresh ganja leaves from a neighbouring country through ...

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Quick Check: Did a fisherman's boat split into two after a whale shark encounter in Langkawi? - Vimarsana News

Quick Check: Did a fisherman's boat split into two after a whale shark encounter in Langkawi?

THE presence of a whale shark in waters and in close proximity to us can be quite intimidating but in reality these mammals pose no serious threat and have been known for being not aggressive until or unless provoked, of course.

PH-Indonesia naval drills held in Mindanao | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

PH-Indonesia naval drills held in Mindanao | The Manila Times

MANILA, Philippines: Philippine and Indonesian naval troops staged cross border exercises in eastern Mindanao to protect their territorial waters against transnational crimes