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Thai-flagged cargo ship hit in attack near Strait of Hormuz
13 Sept 06:15Key points summarised by AI
A Thai-registered cargo ship, 'Mayuree Naree', was attacked near the Strait of Hormuz, catching fire and leading to crew evacuation, though the fire was later extinguished.
Two other commercial vessels were also struck in separate incidents: Japan-registered 'One Majesty' sustained damage near the UAE, and a third vessel was hit near Dubai, with all crews reported safe.
These attacks end a 72-day lull in maritime incidents in the region, occurring amidst heightened tensions and a history of geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East.
The Strait of Hormuz, a critical global maritime route, remains a flashpoint, with Iran having previously threatened to close the strategic waterway.
Thailand will be warmer next week as cold front weakens
Today 02:43Key points summarised by AI
Thailand is forecast to experience rising temperatures next week, following a brief cool spell, as the current cold front from China weakens.
A new cold front is expected from China next weekend, promising cooler weather throughout December and January, with northern and north-eastern mountainous regions potentially seeing temperatures drop below 20°C.