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HOEGH DUBAI - IMO 9279329

© Geert van Kesteren

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Photographer:

Geert van Kesteren [ View profile ]

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Photo Category:

Vehicle Carriers

Added:

Aug 30, 2007

Views:

518

Image Resolution:

1,411 x 1,058

Description:

PICTURE NOW WITHOUT THE SEAGULL!!
2007-08-25

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Hoegh Dubai (Until 2014 Apr)

- Hual Dubai (Until 2006 Oct)

Current flag:

Callsign:

IMO:

MMSI:

Build year:

Builder:

Shin Kurushima Toyohashi Shipbuilding - Toyohashi, Japan

Manager:

Cido Shipping Korea - Pusan, South Korea

Owner:

Cido Shipping Korea - Pusan, South Korea

Class society:

Korean Shipping Register

Vessel Type:

Vehicles Carrier

Gross tonnage:

59,217 tons

Summer DWT:

18,369 tons

Length:

199 m

Beam:

32 m

Draught:

7.5 m

Photos:

105 photos by 51 photographers

Last known position:

28°13’25.2” S, 153°49’10.87” E

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

16.5kts, 172.9° (171°)

Destination:

- Location:

Port Kembla

- Arrival:

26th Apr 2024 / 02:00:22 UTC

Last update:

about 3 hours ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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person

HELLO THERE,

1)
People are not allowed to go further than the small red bouys
2)
When a vessel approaches; the Beachwatch is whistling to warn
3)
Pilots of the vessels are requested to pass slow ahead; especially the outgoing ones, because the incoming-like this one- are already on slow ahead for embarking the riverpilot..
4)
Common sense...
Hope this helped a little...
kind regards
Geert
Zappa

person

How come people are allowed so close to ship, i meen have you seen the few right out to sea, going for a swim! How come the propellar suction dont get them?

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