Topic: Pireas
KUALA LUMPUR: The captain of Greece-registered ship Pireas, which collided with a Malaysian vessel recently in the Straits of Johor, will face several charges under local laws, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke.
SINGAPORE: Singapore is committed to resolving the ongoing bilateral issues with Malaysia in an “amicable and constructive manner”, and in strict accordance with bilateral agreements and internati...
SINGAPORE: Singapore will not allow any foreign government vessels to assert authority in Singapore territorial waters, Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan reiterated in Parliament on Tuesday...
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's Foreign Ministry maintains that the recent collision between a Malaysian vessel and a Greek-registered ship occurred in Malaysian waters, though it is in talks with its Singaporean counterpart.
PETALING JAYA: Putrajaya has again denied repeated claims by Singapore that Malaysian vessel Polaris, which was involved in a collision off the Johor Bahru Port, was anchored in Singapore territorial ...
SINGAPORE - There was no "chief culprit" behind last week's collision involving the Greek carrier Pireas and a Malaysian government vessel, said the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) in a...
Singapore has reiterated its call for Malaysia to withdraw its vessels from Singapore's territorial waters off Tuas, following a collision between Greek carrier Pireas and a Malaysian government vesse...
SINGAPORE: A collision between a Greece-registered ship and a Malaysian government vessel occurred in Singapore territorial waters off Tuas on Saturday (Feb 9) afternoon.
SINGAPORE - The Greek carrier Pireas was making a manoeuvre to leave Singapore's port limits off Tuas when it collided with Malaysian vessel Polaris, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA)...
SINGAPORE - Singapore has reiterated its call for Malaysia to withdraw its vessels from Singapore's territorial waters off Tuas, following a collision between Greek carrier Pireas and Malaysia governm...
SINGAPORE: Following the collision between a Greece-registered ship and a Malaysian government vessel on Saturday (Feb 9) in Singapore territorial waters off Tuas, Singapore has reiterated “its call...
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s maritime authority has expressed concern after two ships including a Malaysian vessel were involved in a collision within Singapore Port Limits off Tuas today.
Loke: Captain of Greek ship Pireas to face charges over collision with Malaysian vessel
Wisma Putra: Collision between vessels happened within JB Port limits
No 'chief culprit' or 'arranged incident' behind Pireas-Polaris collision: MPA
Singapore repeats call for Malaysia to withdraw vessels in Republic's waters after collision
S'pore repeats call for Malaysia to withdraw vessels following Pireas-Polaris collision
Singapore expresses concern after Malaysian and Greek vessels collide off Tuas