Vessel attacked by individuals on skiff off Somalia
In a recent incident in the Gulf of Aden, a vessel came under attack by a skiff carrying five or six individuals armed with weapons and ladders.
Read moreIn a recent incident in the Gulf of Aden, a vessel came under attack by a skiff carrying five or six individuals armed with weapons and ladders.
Read moreThe International Maritime Organization (IMO) has published its Monthly Piracy Report for the month of March 2024.
Read moreOver the past week, no incident of piracy and armed robbery against ships in Asia was reported to ReCAAP ISC, between 23rd – 29th April 2024.
Read moreOne CAT 3 incident of armed robbery against ships in Asia was reported to ReCAAP ISC, between 17th – 22nd April 2024.
Read moreThe Bangladeshi-flagged ship ‘MV Abdullah’, which was hijacked by Somali pirates in the Indian Ocean, was released after 31 days of captivity and reached Al Hamriya Port in Dubai safely.
Read moreReCAAP ISC published its 1st quarter piracy report, informing that during the January - March 2024, a total of 26 incidents of Armed Robbery Against Ships (ARAS) were reported in Asia. The 1Q 2024 statistics released in the Anti-Piracy and Sea Robbery Conference 2024.
Read moreFour incidents of armed robbery against ships (two CAT 2 and two CAT 4) in Asia were reported to ReCAAP ISC, between 9th - 16th April 2024.
Read moreFollowing the rise in incidents involving piracy and hijacking in the Somali basin, EU Atalanta warns that ships are urged to maintain a heightened state of vigilance.
Read moreThe ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre (ISC), together with co-organisers the Asian Shipowners Association (ASA), INTERTANKO and the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), conducted the annual Anti-Piracy and Sea Robbery Conference 2024 in conjunction with Singapore Maritime Week.
Read moreSomali pirates released the hijacked ship, MV Abdullah, and its crew of 23 on April 14 after a $5 million ransom was paid, as reported by two pirates.Somali pirates released the hijacked ship, MV Abdullah, and its crew of 23 on April 14 after a $5 million ransom was paid, as reported by two pirates.
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