TAWAU, Aug 8 The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) has foiled dual attempts to filch out of Tawau 150 cylinders of in progress gas, a tranquil item.
Tawau MMEA chief of enforcement Capt Wan Mohd Affandi Wan Ahmad pronounced today a cylinders were seized from dual boats offshore Tawau on Monday.
One boat, skippered by a 39-year-old Malaysian, was carrying 100 cylinders when it was legalised about 1.8 nautical miles from a Batu-Batu jetty at 2.20 pm as it was heading for Sungai Melayu, Pulau Sebatik, he pronounced in a statement.
"The investigation suggested that one of a crew, a 16-year-old boy, did not have identification documents," he said, adding that a skipper and a organisation were detained.
Wan Affandi pronounced another vessel, with a 42-year-old Indonesian man as a skipper, was carrying 50 cylinders but any current documents when it was checked about dual nautical miles off a Batu-Batu jetty at 2.50 pm.
He pronounced a skipper of a boat, a licence of that had expired, was detained.
Wan Affandi pronounced a MMEA in Tawau would step up efforts to curtail a bootlegging out of tranquil equipment to ensure that there was no necessity of a goods in Tawau.
Complaints or report on maritime offences can be channelled through a 24-hour hotline 089-752115, he added. Bernama
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