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Pirates attacked more ships in the Malacca Strait in Singapore

In the final months of 2019, more dry bulk and commercial vessels were attacked by pirates in the Malacca Strait off Singapore. This development raises concerns at an organization, which calls for increased cooperation among authorities in the region.

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