Reference is made to the War Risk Circular H&M 365/2005, the terms for War Risk Insurance in place for Members. The Association hereby gives notice of cancellation as per relevant Notice of Cancellation Clause for Excluded Trading Areas with effect from midnight BST 31st July 2005 (23:00 GMT). The cover is from that time reinstated with enclosed new “Listed Areas” (previously expressed as “excluded areas”) together with the enclosed “Navigational Limitations for Hull War, Strikes, Terrorism and Related Perils Endorsements” (JW2005/001A) and, as and where applicable, the “Hull War, Strikes, Terrorism and Related Perils Notice of Cancellation Administration Clause” (JW2005/001B). All other clauses and conditions in the War cover provided by the Association remains unaltered.

Background:
Listed Areas – new “excluded areas” where a majority has changed following a revision done by a consultant to London market who provides the reinsurance of the Association. Please refer to the enclosure but note following new areas:

• Malacca Strait
• Indonesia
• Philippines
• South Coast of Thailand

Also note that following areas have been deleted from the exclusion:

• Red Sea / Egypt (Saudi Arabia, ports and places, is in the new Listed Areas)
• Kuwait, Iran, Yemen, Syria and UAE
• Sri Lanka
• Liberia, Sierra Leone

Trading – “Listed Areas”
The insurance is valid world-wide, however with a General Cancellation Clause of seven days as regards trading warranties, with the following areas currently excluded. Trading to Listed Areas should be reported to the Association. If trading to an excluded area is permitted, an additional premium may be required. The additional premium is decided in each case. (ref JW2005/001A)

Specific ports, places and coasts should be understood to include harbours, offshore installations, and adjacent waters up to 12 miles offshore unless otherwise agreed.

Africa:

Algiers (Algeria)
Djibouti
Ivory Coast
Nigeria and Bakassi peninsula
Somalia

Asia:

Pakistan
Thailand, southern Gulf coast of, between and including Songkhla and Narathiwat
Indonesia:
Ambon (Seram)
Balikpapan (SE Borneo)
Borneo, north east coast of, between and including Kudat and Tarakan
Jakarta
Malacca Strait and adjacent Ports (see info below)
Poso (Sulawesi)
Philippines:
Mindanao, southern coast of, between and including Polloc Harbour and Mati
Sulu Archipelago including Jolo (see info below)
Bahrain
Iraq
Israel
Lebanon
Qatar
Saudi Arabia

Malacca Strait
From Laem Phra Chao (7°45′.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 Unjong Baka (5º39′.5N, 95º26′.0E); thence north-eastwards to Laem Phra Chao.

Sulu Archipelago
From Tanjung Bidadari (5º49′.6N, 118º21′.0E) along the east coast of Sabah to Tanjung Bagahak Light (4º56′.5N, 118º38′.3E); thence south-eastwards to Pulau Mataking Light (4º 34′.6N, 118º57′.0E); thence southwards to position 3º32′.0N, 118º57′.0E; thence north-eastwards 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.
Yours sincerely, The Swedish Club Frans Malmros