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Singapore: LPG Tankers Released

by Ship & Bunker News Team

Wednesday July 31, 2019

Two liquified petroleum gas (LPG) carriers arrested in Singapore last week have been released.

The vessels, which are both controlled by China-based Kunlun Holdings, were detained over the non-payment of mortgage claims, according to maritime news provider Lloyd's List.

The claims emanated from German ship finance house Nord L/B.

The ships, Gas Infinity and Sea Dragon, were released on payment of the outstanding amounts, the report said.

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