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Vessel Held in Singapore

by Ship & Bunker News Team

Friday October 30, 2020

A ship was arrested at Singapore this week.

Amfitriti was detained late on Wednesday evening by a local law firm, court records show.

The vessel is controlled by Greek interests, according to ship database equasis.

The reasons for the arrest are unclear but are likely to involve disputes over payments for goods and services.

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