Malaysia seizes two oil tankers suspected of illegally transferring diesel

金十2026/04/13 04:47

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Golden Ten Data reported on April 13 that Malaysia's maritime authorities have detained two oil tankers and their crew on suspicion of illegally transferring diesel. During the operation, the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency seized approximately 800,000 liters of diesel, including about 700,000 liters believed to have been transferred between vessels without authorization. The seized fuel was identified as Euro 5 standard diesel, valued at around 5.43 million ringgit (approximately 1.4 million US dollars). The total value of the confiscated items, including the two oil tankers, is estimated at roughly 2.33 billion ringgit.

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华尔街见闻•2026/11/13 07:48