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Collision off Suez
On March 23, 2021, at 7 a.m. CET the Russian Navy bunker tanker 'Kola' (IMO: 6720004) was in collision with the 'Ark Royal' (IMO: 9219446) in the northern part of the Gulf of Suez. Both ships were approaching Suez and suffered slight damages. Later they moored at the Suez Anchorage. As of 7 p.m. CET the 'Ark Royal' remained in pos. 29° 53.27' N 032° 31.19' E. The 'Kola' was en route from Sudan to the Mediterranean, the 'Ark Royal' was enroute from Dalian.
Perpetrators sighted in engine room
Five unauthorized persons were sighted in the engine room of the 'Ark Royal', while the vessel was sailing in vicinity 01 16 38N, 104 15 40E, seven miles northwest of Tanjung Pergam, Pulau Bintan,on Jan 25, 2021, at 7.25 p.m. Alarm was raised, the crew mustered and a search of the vessel was conducted. At 8.30 p.m. the Master updated the Singapore Vessel Traffic Information System (VTIS) that the search on board was completed with no further sightings. He also reported that nothing was stolen and all the crew was safe and accounted for. No assistance was required, and the vessel continued its voyage from Kuantan to Tianjin. A safety navigational broadcast was initiated. The Republic of Singapore Navy's (RSN) Maritime Security Task Force (MSTF) and the Singapore Police Coast Guard were notified. Information about the incident was shared with the Malaysian and Indonesian authorities.
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