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Illegal anchoring occurs off Tanjung Berakit, Indonesia
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Posttime:2022-09-07
THE IFC received information from the Indonesian authorities on enforcement efforts against illegal anchoring in the east of Tanjung Berakit in 2022, according to IFC Shipping.
Ten foreign merchant ships were detained. Based on the investigation, the following are the findings for the illegal anchoring incidents.
First, a limited understanding of the archipelagic baselines of Indonesia.
Lastly, the boundaries of the designated anchorage area may not be marked on navigation charts commonly used by merchant ships or may be marked with incorrect scales.
The IFC recommends the shipping community adopts the following measures before anchoring.
Obtain information on the designated anchorage area; appoint a local agent and get permission from the local port authorities; comply with local laws and regulations.
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