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12 May 2006 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 3 February 2006 will become effective from 24:00 hours BST on 24 May 2006. The following areas are deleted: Algiers (Algeria) Nigeria and Bakassi Peninsula Somalia The following areas are added: Nigeria including Terminals Somalia and Somalia Transits Sri Lanka Yemen The Additional Premium Areas in force at 24:00 hours BST on 24 May 2006 will therefore read as per the attached schedule. Yours faithfully A BILBROUGH & CO LTD (MANAGERS) 7:081 - 2 The Additional Premium Areas in force at 24:00 hours BST on 24 May 2006: Africa Djibouti Ivory Coast Nigeria including Terminals Somalia and Somalia Transits [Gulf of Aden - waters west of Ras Asir up to a distance of 50 nautical miles from the coast of Somalia, but excluding the territorial waters of other countries; Indian Ocean - waters south of Ras Asir up to a distance of 200 nautical miles from the coast of Somalia, but excluding the territorial waters of other countries; Yemen - waters up to a distance of 50 nautical miles from the islands of the Socotra Archipelago, but excluding the territorial waters of other countries.] Asia Sri Lanka 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 Yemen 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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