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On October 25, 2019, at 5:15 AM, a distressing incident unfolded involving the tanker 'NCC Amal' as it navigated approximately 4.9 miles west of Pulau Cula, Indonesia, positioned at 01 02 57N, 103 38 00E. Four individuals aboard a small craft attempted to board the vessel from its starboard side. Fortunately, the crew promptly activated the alarm, leading to the swift retreat of the unauthorized boat. Following the incident, the tanker’s Master promptly notified Singaporean authorities of the attempted boarding. With all crew members reported safe, the 'NCC Amal' was able to continue its voyage without further incident.

In a significant milestone for maritime logistics, Bahri has successfully transported its inaugural chemical shipment for Aramco Trading Company (ATC), a subsidiary of Saudi Aramco specializing in the trading of refined and liquid chemical products. The shipment was carried by the NCC Amal, a state-of-the-art chemical tanker with a deadweight tonnage of 45,000 DWT. This historic journey commenced at the Port of Rabigh, with its destination set for China, marking a new chapter in Bahri’s commitment to delivering excellence in the transportation of chemical goods.

The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia has announced that its subsidiary, The National Chemical Carriers Ltd. Co. (NCC), has officially taken delivery of the new 45,000 DWT chemical tanker, NCC AMAL, from the South Korean shipyard SHINAsb, formerly known as SLS. This vessel marks an important addition to NCC’s fleet, which consists of nine vessels ordered back in 2006 and 2007, with a total investment value of approximately SAR 1,721 million. The financial contributions of the NCC AMAL are anticipated to positively impact the company's revenue, starting in the third quarter of the ongoing financial year. In addition to NCC AMAL, NCC has eight more vessels currently under construction at SHINAsb, amounting to a further SAR 1,538 million, with expected deliveries slated for 2011 and 2012. Moreover, a notable large chemical tanker, boasting a capacity of 75,000 DWT, is set to be constructed at Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Co. Ltd. (DSME) in South Korea, with an investment of approximately SAR 247 million, scheduled for delivery in 2013.