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SAGHEERA - IMO 6289000

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Photographer:
VAV [ View profile ]
Title:
Sagheera
Photo Category:
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Mar 25, 2008
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Image Resolution:
1,600 x 1,124

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She is almost certainly the Saudi Arabian 20,817-ton tanker SAGHEERA, built in 1961 as Radny, later Theodoti, later Little Nicos and renamed Sagheera in 1987. She had an explosion on 5 January 1989 while on a voyage from Fujairah to Mina Saud. Fire broke out and she broke in two the next day, with both sections sinking. Four crew members were lost.
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Current name:
SAGHEERA

Former name(s):

 -  Radny (Until 1970)

Vessel Type:
Tanker
Gross tonnage:
20,817 tons
Summer DWT:
36,964 tons

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IMO 6289000 is correct.
(5289000 is a much copied error in Miramar - and is in any case an invalid number)
One rare point in memoriam for grosstonnage.com

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person
Great photo A.V. , thank you for posting it . Vessel has ID / IMO of "5289000".
Built by Götaverken, Göteborg (758) , launched 15/11/1960 & completed 04/1961.
Vessel owned by Gencon Bunkering Services , Saudi Arabia.
Interesting to see that all four lifeboats seem to be unused; also that there is a military Helicopter hovering over the poop deck.
Regards,Rick

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She is almost certainly the Saudi Arabian 20,817-ton tanker SAGHEERA, built in 1961 as Radny, later Theodoti, later Little Nicos and renamed Sagheera in 1987. She had an explosion on 5 January 1989 while on a voyage from Fujairah to Mina Saud. Fire broke out and she broke in two the next day, with both sections sinking. Four crew members were lost.

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Thanks Mr.Footman for the necessary information.
A. V.

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