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Four crew members missing after fire onboard Singapore-registered ship off Indian coast
SINGAPORE: Four crew members are missing after a fire onboard a Singapore-registered container vessel off the Indian coast on Monday (Jun 9). The fire occurred at about 12.30pm while the vessel, Wan Hai 503, was about 80km southwest of Azhikkal town in Kerala, India, said the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA).
Four crew members missing after fire on Singapore ship reported off India’s southwestern coast
A fire on the Singapore-registered container ship has left four crew missing and several injured. The incident occurred 80km off Kerala on 9 June 2025. Eighteen crew members have been rescued. Indian authorities are assisting,
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