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A fast-attack craft belonging to Malaysia’s navy sank off the coast of Johor over the weekend after a suspected collision with a submerged underwater object.
The KD Pendekar experienced “severe flooding” due to a leak that was first detected in the engine room at around noon on Sunday, the Royal Malaysian Navy said in a statement.
Despite the crew’s best efforts to control and stabilise the vessel, it was completely submerged by 3.54pm, the navy said.

The KD Pendekar experienced “severe flooding” due to a leak that was first detected in the engine room at around noon on Sunday, the Royal Malaysian Navy said in a statement.
Despite the crew’s best efforts to control and stabilise the vessel, it was completely submerged by 3.54pm, the navy said.
Malaysian navy ship sinks near Singapore after suspected underwater collision | South China Morning Post
The KD Pendekar was completely submerged less than four hours after Sunday’s suspected collision off the coast of Johor.
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