Malaysia Coast Guard Tracks Ceres I Oil Tanker After Collision
Malaysia's coast guard is tracking the Ceres I oil tanker following its collision off Singapore. The tanker allegedly turned off its automatic identification system and left the collision site. It is suspected to be within Malaysian waters.
Malaysia's coast guard announced on Saturday that it is actively tracking the location of the Ceres I oil tanker, which was involved in a collision off Singapore a day earlier.
According to the coast guard, the Ceres I reportedly switched off its automatic identification system following the incident and left the scene of the collision.
Authorities suspect the tanker is currently within Malaysian waters and continue to monitor the situation closely.
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