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Pelindo Participates in Regional Maritime Pollution Exercise in Indonesia

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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What happened

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Pelindo participated in a Regional MARPOLEX exercise hosted by Indonesia's Directorate General of Sea Transportation. During the drill, Pelindo deployed 40,000 meters of oil containment booms to control the spread of oil spills. The exercise involved twenty-one vessels from Indonesia, the Philippine Coast Guard, and the Japan Coast Guard.

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Why it matters

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The exercise aims to strengthen coordination and response capabilities among participating nations regarding marine pollution incidents. Pelindo's participation emphasizes equipment readiness and coordination with government agencies to support safe and effective operations in Indonesia's seas.

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Who's involved

  • PelindoIndonesian seaport operator that deployed oil containment booms during the exercise.
  • IndonesiaHost nation for the maritime pollution response drill.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • PelindoSpeculative

    Improved inter-agency coordination might help minimize operational risks and maintain the stability of shipping services.

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