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Solomon Islands Forfeits Chinese Vessel MV Wealth for Illegal Entry

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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Solomon Islands authorities seized and forfeited the Chinese vessel MV Wealth. The seizure followed a joint investigation that found the vessel entered the country illegally on June 9, 2026. The forfeiture was issued because the vessel failed to meet legal entry requirements and was linked to illicit trading of cigarettes and carrying unlawful non-citizens.

From solomontimes.com

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The state of Solomon Islands now owns the vessel after forfeiture under the Immigration Act 2012. This action is tied to charges against the Master and crew for illicit trading and immigration violations.

From solomontimes.com

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  • Solomon IslandsConducted the joint investigation and issued the seizure notice.

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