Major energy company Shell and Singapore's Maritime and Port Authority deployed clean-up measures after a leak from a land-based pipeline, they said on Sunday. The MPA said in a statement it was alerted at around 1 p.

An oil pipeline belonging to British giant Shell began leaking into the sea on Sunday, Singaporean authorities and the

Shell and Singapore's Maritime and Port Authority initiated clean-up efforts following a pipeline leak. The spill, stopped at its source with no threat to navigation, prompted Shell to deploy booms and emergency responders.

An oil leak in the pre-dawn hours of Oct 20 from a Shell pipeline has affected waters off Singapore, said the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA). The oil started leaking at around 5.30am from a land-based pipeline belonging to the British petrochemical company between Bukom Island and Bukom Kecil,

Singapore said it was alerted to an oil leakage from a Shell land-based pipeline early Sunday, and steps have been taken to clean up the spill.

An oil leakage from a pipeline in Singapore operated by Shell (NYSE:SHEL) was reported early Sunday, according to local officials. They said a cleanup was under way. The leak was reported to have “stopped at source,