Höegh Autoliners confirms weapons on detained vessel
Höegh Autoliners confirms that a search of the carrier's ship in Mombasa found weapons on board that had not been declared, in breach of the company's regulations. The carrier can not at this time confirm or deny that drugs have been found as well.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Authorities in Kenya have discovered undeclared weapons on board Höegh Autoliner's vessel Höegh Transporter, which was raided by authorities last week due to suspicions that the vessel was smuggling weapons and narcotics. On Wednesday the Norwegian carrier, of which A.P. Moeller-Maersk owns 38.75 percent, confirms that weapons have been found on the vessel.
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