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22 July 2005 TO ALL WAR RISKS MEMBERS Dear Sirs Additional Premium Areas In accordance with the Association’s Rule 19.3 (Class 7 War Risks), the following amendments to the areas listed in the Association’s Circular dated 21 April 2005 will become effective from 24:00 hours BST on 31 July 2005. The following areas are deleted: Persian or Arabian Gulf and adjacent water including the Gulf of Oman North of 24 degress North Liberia Sri Lanka Sierra Leone Red Sea coast of Saudi Arabia Republic of Yemen Syria Algeria Indonesia (all ports/places on Sumatra, West of 98 degrees East) The following areas are added: Algiers (Algeria) Djibouti Thailand, southern Gulf coast of, between and including Songkhla and Narathiwat Ambon (Seram) Balikpapan (SE Borneo) Borneo, north east coast of, between and including Kudat and Tarakan Jakarta Malacca Strait and adjacent Ports Poso (Sulawesi) Bahrain Iraq Qatar Saudi Arabia Mindanao, southern coast of, between and including Polloc Harbour and Mati Sulu Archipelago including Jolo The Additional Premium Areas in force at 24:00 hours BST on 31 July 2005 will therefore read as per the schedule overleaf. Yours faithfully A BILBROUGH & CO LTD (MANAGERS) 7:077 - 2 The Additional Premium Areas in force at 24:00 hours BST on 31 July 2005: Africa Algiers (Algeria) Djibouti Ivory Coast Nigeria and Bakassi Peninsula Somalia Asia Thailand, southern Gulf coast of, between and including Songkhla and Narathiwat Indonesia/Malaysia Ambon (Seram) Balikpapan (SE Borneo) Borneo, north east coast of, between and including Kudat and Tarakan Jakarta Malacca Strait and adjacent Ports [From Laem Phra Chao (7º45’·5N,98º18’·5E) south-eastwards along the western coast of the Malay Peninsula to Tanjung Piai (1º15’·9N,103º31’·0E); thence south-westwards to Pulau Iyu Kecil (1º11’·4N,103º21’·2E); thence south-eastwards to the northern extremity of Pulau Karimun Kecil (1º09’·9N,103º23’·4E); thence westwards to Tanjung Kedabu (1º05’·7N,102º59’·0E) in Sumatera; thence north-westwards along the coast of Sumatera to Ujung Baka (5º39’·5N,95º26’·0E); thence north-eastwards to Laem Phra Chao.] Poso (Sulawesi) Middle East Bahrain Iraq Israel Lebanon Qatar Saudi Arabia Philippines Mindanao, southern coast of, between and including Polloc Harbour and Mati Sulu Archipelago including Jolo [From Tanjung Bidadari (5º49’·6N,118º21’·0E) along the east coat of Sabah to Tanjung Bagahak Light (4º56’·5N,118º38’·3E); thence south-eastwards to Pulau Mataking Light (4º34’·6N,118º57’·0E); thence southwards to position 3º32’·0N,118º57’·0E; thence northeastwards to position 5º50’·0N,122º31’·0E; thence northwards to position 7º06’·6N,122º31’·0E; thence westwards to Batorampon Point Light (7º06’·6N,121º53’·8E); thence west-south-westwards to Tanjung Bidadari.] Specific ports, places and coasts should be understood to include harbours, offshore installations and adjacent waters up to 12 miles offshore unless otherwise agreed.
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