Norden vessels hit by attempted robbery in Asia
Two of Norden's product tankers in October became part of the statistics listing attempted robberies on vessels in Southeast Asia. No crew members were hurt, the carrier tells ShippingWatch.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
In early October, Norden's product tanker Nord Supreme was anchored off the coast of Indonesia when a passing ship warned the vessel that five people were trying to board the ship by climbing up the anchor chain. The captain immediately sounded the alarm to warn crew on board.
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