Terrorist attack fear for Malacca Strait tankers

SHIPS passing through the Strait of Malacca need to tighten up security following reports that terrorists may be considering an attack on a tanker, a circular from the Singapore Shipping Association (SSA) has warned.

However, the document declined to specify which group is suspected of being behind such a plan.
International shipowner group BIMCO said last week that it was seeking details on the matter and reiterated the need for vessels to comply with...

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