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Ministry of Transport Designated Authority Marine Department MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT ISPS CODE SECURITY COMMITTEE DESIGNATED AUTHORITY MARINE DEPARTMENT MARINE DEPARTMENT PENANG PORT MARINE DEPARTMENT PORT KLANG MARINE DEPARTMENT JOHOR PORT AUTHORITY 1. Johor Port EASTERN REGION KERTEH NOUTHERN REGION COMMISSION (PPC) CENTRAL REGION AUTHORITY SOUTHERN REGION 2. Port of Tanjung Pelepas PORT OFFICE LUMUT PORT OFFICE MELAKA PORT OFFICE 1. Northport 1. Terminal Feri Minyak 3. Malaysia Marine And Heavy 1. Kerteh Port Sdn. Bhd. 1. Lekir Bulk Terminal PPC (PENANG) 1. Sungai Udang Port 2. Jetty Sultan Salahuddin Beku Batu Pahat Shipyard 2. FPSO Bertam 2. Lumut Maritime 1. North Butterworth Container 2. Regas Terminal Sungai Abdul Aziz Power Station 2. Port of Puteri Harbor 4. TLP Terminals 3. FPSO Berantai Terminal Terminal Udang Sdn. Bhd. Malaysia Ferry Terminal 5. Idemitsu Jetty 4. FPSO Chendor 3. Malayan Flour Mills 2. Butterworth Wharves Cargo 3. Westport 3. Kukup International 6. Tanjung Belungkor Ferry 4. Teluk Rubiah Maritime Terminal 4. Pelabuhan Tanjung Ferry Terminal (KIFT) PORT DICKSON OFFICE Terminal Terminal 3. Prai Bulk Cargo Terminal Bruas KUALA TERENGGANU 3. Petron Port Dickson 7. Tanjung Bin Power Plant Coal 4. Chevron Prai Terminal 5. Pelabuhan Northport PORT OFFICE Refinery Marine Terminal Unloading Jetty 5. Petron Bagan Luar Terminal (Malaysia) Bhd. – 5. Terengganu Silica Port KUAH, LANGKAWI 4. Hengyuan Terminal 8. Jeti Penumpang Tanjung 6. Shell (Malaysia) Trading Sdn. Southpoint 6. Pulau Duyong Jetty PORT OFFICE 5. Jeti Jimah Energy Pengelih Bhd. (Bagan Luar) 6. Boustead Cruise Centre Terminal 5. Star Cruise Jetty Ventures Sdn. Bhd. 9. Berjaya Waterfront Ferry 7. Swettenham Pier Sdn. Bhd. 7. FPSO MTC Ledang Terminal Langkawi 6. Jeti Penumpang Port Terminal 7. Asa Niaga Harbour City 8. FSO Puteri Dulang 6. Telaga Harbour Dickson 10. ATT Tanjung Bin Sdn. Bhd. PPC (TELOK EWA) (ANHC) Terminal 9. FSO Sepat International Terminal 7. Stesen Janakuasa 11. Pengerang Terminal Sdn. Bhd. 8. Kedah Cement Jetty Sdn. Bhd. 10. FSO Bunga Kertas 7. Terminal Jeti Tuanku Mukhriz – Coal 12. Pasir Gudang Passenger 9. Petronas Terminal Minyak Penumpang Kuah Unloading Jetty Terminal Langkawi Telok Ewa TOK BALI PORT OFFICE 13. Pengerang Terminal (Two) 11. FSO PM-3 CAA Sdn. Bhd. 12. FSO Orkid 14. Tanjung Setapa MOLF 13. FSO Ratu Songhkla 15. Solid Product Jetty (SPJ) 14. FSO Puteri Cakerawala 16. Dialog Terminal Pengerang (5) 15. Tok Bali Supply Base 16. FSO Bechamas 2 17. Mekar Bergading Terminal KEMAMAN PORT KUANTAN PORT BINTULU PORT MARINE DEPARTMENT SARAWAK LABUAN PORT SABAH PORT AUTHORITY MARINE DEPARTMENT SABAH AUTHORITY AUTHORITY AUTHORITY KUCHING PORT OFFICE AUTHORITY 1. Kota Kinabalu Port 1. Sandakan Port 1. Kemaman Supply Base 1. Pelabuhan Kuantan 1. Bintulu Port Sdn. Bhd. 1. Hexzachem Sarawak Port 1. Asian Supply Base Sdn. Bhd. 2. Sapangar Bay Oil Terminal 2. Shell Timur Sdn. Bhd. (Sandakan 2. Kemaman Eksport 2. Shell MDS Jetty 2. Pending Port Terminal 2. Labuan Crude Oil Terminal 3. Cement Industries (Sabah) Terminal) Terminal (Petronas) 3. Bintulu Intergrated 3. Senari Port 3. Petronas Chemical Jetty 3. Mowtas Oil Jetty 3. Kemaman East Wharf Facility 4. CMS Cement Industries Jetty Methanol Sdn. Bhd. 4. Sapanggar Bay Container 4. Sawit Kinabalu Jetty Sdn. Bhd 4. Kemaman West Wharf 4. Biport Bulkers Terminal 5. Senari OGC Jetty 4. Sabah Flour & Feed Mills Port 5. Priceworth Industries Jetty Facility MIRI PORT OFFICE 5. Shell Timur Sdn. Bhd. 5. Sabah Oil & Gas Terminal TAWAU PORT OFFICE 5. Kemaman Port Liquid 6. Miri Crude Oil Terminal & SBM 5 (Labuan Terminal) 6. Petronas Chemicals 6. Tawau Port Chemical Berth 7. Miri Port Authority 6. Antara Steel Mills Jetty Fertilizer Sabah Sdn. Bhd. 7. Tanjung Batu Oil Terminal 8. Samalaju Industrial Port Sdn. Bhd 7. Petronas Methanol Labuan 7. PFLNG DUA 8. Tawau Ferry Terminal 9. FPSO Mampu 1 Plant 2 8. PFLNG SATU LAHAD DATU PORT OFFICE 10. FPSO Helang 8. FPSO Kikeh 9. Lahad Datu Port SIBU PORT OFFICE 9. Terminal Feri Antarabangsa 10. Kwantas Oil Jetty 11. Tanjung Manis Intergrated Port Labuan 11. Felda Sahabat Jetty MTSO : 22 12. Tanjung Manis Oil Gas Chemical Jetty 10. Labuan Liberty Port 12. Kunak Oil Jetty MFSO : 121 13. FSO Caspian Sea 13. POIC Liquid Bulk & Dry Bulk Terminal DIKEMASKINI : 13/4/2021 14. POIC Container Terminal .
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