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Location: Labuan Wrecks (Malaysia)
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There are four wrecks situated within 30 to 40 minutes from the Muara coastal district of Brunei or the island of Labuan.

All are natural wrecks, i.e. not deliberately sunk. and lay in 29 to 35 metres of water, although more novice divers can have an excellent dive at 12 to 16 metres around the deck and bridge areas of the 'Cement Wreck'.

Viz on all the wrecks can vary but a good dive can be had in most viz conditions, all can have a slight current, but nothing to worry about.

The wrecks are; the 'Cement Wreck' proper name MV Tung Hwang, 92m x 15m x 7.5m, a 2,654 ton Japanese cargo ship sank 25 Sep 1980 when it hit Samarang Bank enroute to Brunei with a cargo of cement. The wreck lays upright at 8 - 30m. Lots of soft coral and a plethora of colourful fish. The 'American Wreck' proper name USS Salute AM, 75m x 9m, Admirable class Minesweeper, hit a Japanese mine 8 Jun 1945. Lays at 30m on a sandy bottom, quite broken up but fairly upright. considered a war grave. The 'Blue Water Wreck' proper name Mabini Padre, 80m x 12m, laying on her port side, deepest wreck of the 4 at 35m to the bottom and the furthest out. Last but not least, The 'Australian Wreck' proper name De Klerk 85m x 12m. Lays at 34m on her stbd side, fairly intack but with large sections of deck corroded away, sunk during WWII.

Large rays, dolphins and even whale sharks have been spotted around these wrecks.
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Language: English, Malayalam
Money: Brunei Dollar