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OCEAN BREEZE - IMO 9309667

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Photographer:
Juan Carlos C. [ View profile ]
Captured:
Aug 16, 2012
Location:
San Antonio, Chile
Photo Category:
Casualties
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Aug 16, 2012
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2,048 x 1,151

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Today early morning in the Port of San Antonio, Chile, after heavy swells registered after the storm, the ship OCEAN BREEZE short anchor and washed up on the beach, its 24 crew rescued.

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Current name:
OCEAN BREEZE
Vessel Type:
Bulk Carrier
Gross tonnage:
30,067 tons
Summer DWT:
52,289 tons

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Marc Piché

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Marc Boucher

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Probably one of the best shots on shipspotting.

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Super foto, felicidades

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Hi Rarotonga, please what does the news say? I can't read the language.

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Hi Mohammed, if my translation is correct, she has been refloated but it was discovered that she was too badly damaged to be repaired. Instead she was towed some 85 km out to the sea and deliberately sunk...

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Hi Rarotonga, please what does the news say? I can't read the language.

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What are the latest news about the future of this ship?

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Awesome photo!

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What's in the name of the ship.

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Hi all
We have new information about the future of this ship, and are in the process of removal of cargo from the holds, so the fuel through hoses to the beach.
http://www.mundomaritimo.cl/noticias/barcaza-bertina-traslada-granos-de-nave-ocean-breeze-hasta-el-puerto-de-san-antonio

http://www.mundomaritimo.cl/noticias/se-da-inicio-a-la-segunda-fase-de-extraccion-del-combustible-del-ocean-breeze

Rgds
Juan Carlos..

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Thanks Paul
It has been several days since it ran aground on the beach and still no positive results for the rescue of the fuel as cargo, still swells and high waves, moreover, that this careening toward the beach and has been a movement of the minus 20 degrees, still waiting....

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Wow! Fantastic and dramatic picture! Thanks Juan.

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So is Mark
This week we'll see what happens eventually.
Rgds
Juan Carlos..

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Juan Carlos; that is a really excellent shot. - As you say, given her situation and the way the seas work here, it is difficult to imagine that she can be rescued from this position.
Regards
Mark

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Hi Reg
If it is true that in the San Antonio Bay there's always a heavy swell, the times I've traveled to these shores the boat ride is always exciting, keep you informed in the coming days on what happens with this ship...

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I'm glad to hear they got the crew off safely. Hope they get the ship off too, before she breaks up and causes an oil spill. I've sailed along the Chilean coast and been to San Antonio. It's a nice place, with great fishing, and doesn't deserve to be fouled up with oil. Unfortunately, there's usually a pretty good swell running from the west in that part of the world, even when a storm isn't blowing.

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Spectacular shot !!

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Amazing photo!

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Very impressive scene !
Extreme forces on the hull with such heavy seas !

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Fantastic Juan

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Fantastic shots.

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Good shot.muito boa a foto

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Cedric
Is unlikely to be saved .. see what happens in the next few days..

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Let's hope she doesn't break apart due to the waves :s

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We do not know when will be the boat on the beach, waves are anticipated for 6 more days

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Tsk, tsk. Not good.

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WOW! Would be interesting to see her towed to open sea again.

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