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The 1978 Hoogezand built VIVI M. is seen arriving at Port St.Louis du Rhone on 27th July 2002
Ex- EEMS - 82 SAMSUN ARROW - 85 FRISIAN ARROW - 86 GAASTERLAND - 88
Later: 2004 MOON LIGHT - total loss in 2006
can anyone provide details of her loss please?
Former name(s):
- Vivi M (Until 2004 Jun)
- Gaasterland (Until 1987)
- Frisian Arrow (Until 1986)
- Samsun Arrow (Until 1985)
- Eems (Until 1982)
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best regards. Malcolm.
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Vessel Name At Time: Moon Light From: 17 March-2004
Registered Owner At Time: Moon S.& T.
Beneficial Owner At Time: El Reedy S.C.
Cargo: Cement
Origin: Damietta (EGY)
Destination: Tartous (SYR)
Reasons: Miscellaneous
Precis: Hit by rocket 80 km off Lebanon during Israel-Lebanon dispute 14 Jul 2006. One crew member badly injured. Vessel seriously damaged & abanoned "in Situ".
Regards, Frits
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Saw her in the Bosphorus in May 2006, but she didn't last much longer - found the following account of her end : 07/15/2006
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Egyptian Vessel Reaches Syria After Accidental Hit By Israeli Missile
Cairo MENA in English 1654 GMT 15 Jul 06
DAMASCUS, July 15 (MENA) - The crew of the Egyptian vessel "Moon Light" earlier hit by Israeli navy by mistake have reached the Syrian sea port of Tartus.
The ship was hit by a missile launched by an Israeli gunboat at the wee hours of Saturday while nearing the northern Lebanese port of Tripoli.
The 12-member crew are slated to return to Egypt soon.
The hit vessel had sent a distress signal and an Egyptian cargo ship "Al-Marwa" went for help.
"Moon Light" was laden with a cement shipment for Syria.
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It is not clear if she sank or was broken up but I'm sure she never sailed again.
Regards
Neil
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