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Number of Incidents in 2024
(as of today)

Incidents: 78
Categories of Incidents
CAT 1: -
CAT 2: 14
CAT 3: 26
CAT 4: 30
Attempted: 8

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Number of Incidents in 2023

Incidents: 100
Categories of Incidents
CAT1: -
CAT2: 9
CAT3: 30
CAT4: 60
Attempted: 1

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Number of Incidents in 2022

Incidents: 84
Categories of Incidents
CAT1: -
CAT2: 4
CAT3: 21
CAT4: 55
Attempted: 4

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  • Guide Book on Identification of Fishing Boats in Asian Waters (Ver. 2)
  • Piracy & Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia Report of Incidents – Contact Details
  • Guidelines & Reporting of Incident by Vessels – Straits of Malacca & Singapore
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What is Piracy & Armed Robbery against Ships?
What to do if you encounter an incident?

ReCAAP ISC's periodic reports help the maritime community combat piracy and sea robbery in Asia by by sharing detailed information of the incidents such as locations, modus operandi and good practices, in order to raise awareness on the risks and strengthen safety measures.

The ReCAAP ISC guidebooks are developed in consultation with shipping industry and maritime law enforcement agencies to help prevent and deter piracy and armed robbery against ships in Asia.