Msc-Olia

On the morning of May 16 , 2025, the Malaysia Maritime detained the 'MSC Olia' with 23 crew members on board, after its team boarded the ship and inspected the crew’s paperwork. The captain of the ship failed to submit any documents of anchoring permission. The 44-year-old Russian national and the second engineer were taken to the headquarters of Selangor State Maritime for further investigations and questioning after the vessel anchored without permission. If convicted, they could impose a fine of up to approximately $23,000, two years in prison, or both penalties. The Area Control Centre had identified a “suspicious vessel. and began monitoring the movement of the container ship at approximately 09.20 a.m. LT, and at around 1.20 p.m. the vessel was noted to be stationary. A patrol boat was dispatched to investigate. It located the ship which had anchored about 22.5 nautical miles southwest of the town of Sekinchan, north of Kuala Lumpur on the west coast of Malaysia in the Malacca Strait. The vessel was coming from Jakarta, and due in Singapore on May 17. The vessel hass docked in Port Klang.

sold to Borealis 11.5 million USD

As JOC reports, Troy Container Line will open new services to and from Bolivia; San Antonio, Chile; Callao, Peru; and Paraguay, via its partnership with the Argentina-based agent MSL. The American-owned non-vessel-operating common carrier will begin the new South America services with a maiden voyage on June 25. “Troy Container Line is committed to expanding our services throughout the Americas, complementing our already established lateral reach,” said Patricia L. Fitzgerald, Troy’s chief operations officer of exports, in a written statement. “Our growth trajectory in South America promises to bring the Troy tradition of service to a burgeoning customer base and is integral to our mission of providing direct [less-than-containerload] and [full containerload] capabilities worldwide.” http://www.joc.com/international-logistics/logistics-providers/troy-container-line/troy-container-line-enhances-south-america-services_20130624.html