Perdana Petroleum, a Malaysian offshore marine support services firm, secured a three-year work order from Shell’s Malaysian subsidiary for the charter of two accommodation work barges capable of housing 300 people each. The vessels, operated by Perdana Nautika, will commence contracts in March and April with an option to extend for an additional year, providing 24-hour services for various offshore operations. This win marks Perdana’s first charter of the year, following a successful 2020 with increased profitability and plans for fleet renewal to capitalize on high charter rates in the oil and gas sector.
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Driver who left fatally injured cyclist on grass patch after collision gets jail, driving ban
A driver, Chua Kun Yang, was sentenced to 1 year and 5 months in prison for leaving the scene of an accident that resulted in the death of cyclist Lee Lian Kuang. Chua, who failed to yield at a zebra crossing, initially moved the injured man but left before calling for help, leading to Lee's death from severe injuries. In addition to his prison sentence, Chua received an eight-year driving ban after pleading guilty to...
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