In response to media queries, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) confirms that, following the collision which took place within Singapore’s Maritime Search and Rescue Region on 19 July 2024, Hafnia is in discussion with MPA on a safe location to transfer Hafnia Nile’s naphtha cargo, and towage plans for repairs to be approved by MPA.
2. An additional tug with deep-sea towing capacity has arrived on site on 23 July 2024, joining four other tugs equipped with oil response and firefighting capabilities.
3. In a meeting with MPA on 23 July, Hafnia informed MPA of light oil sheens near Hafnia Nile. As part of the towage plan, Hafnia will arrange for repairs, containment and clean-up of the assessed localised seepage.
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4. Hafnia Nile is currently about 100 km away from mainland Singapore.
5. MPA, as the flag administration for Hafnia Nile, is investigating the collision between her and Ceres I.
