July1 , 2026

    Singapore Strait becoming a piracy hotspot again

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    The Singapore Strait is becoming a piracy hotspot once again.

    A Singapore-flagged bulk carrier was boarded by six individuals while transiting eastbound in the Philip Channel of the Singapore Strait in Indonesian waters, the latest in a series of attacks in the same area over the past few months.

    According to UK maritime security specialists Ambrey, the suspects were reportedly armed with bladed weapons and a “gun-like” object. During the incident, the vessel was underway at 12.3 knots.

    Crews transiting the Singapore Strait with freeboards lower than 10 m are advised by Ambrey that they are at heightened risk.

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