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Green Viship - IMO 8602804
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Photographer:Geir Vinnes [ View profile ]
Title:Green Viship
Photo Category:General Cargo Ships Built 1980-1989 (over 3000gt)
Added:Jun 10, 2008
Views:1,607
Image Resolution:3,072 x 2,304
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Green Viship
Built: 1986.
Loa. 110 m. Br. 17.8 m.
6606 Dwt.
Flag: Mongolia.
Ex. J. Lucky, Orchid, Sun Hope.
01/06-08 Bangkok.
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Current name:GREEN VISHIP
Former name(s):
- Sun Hope (Until 2008 Jan)
- Orchid (Until 2004 Jan)
- J.lucky (Until 2002 Sep)
- Min Rainbow (Until 1999 Jun)
- Oceania Express (Until 1994 Sep)
Vessel Type:General Cargo
Gross tonnage:4,688 tons
Summer DWT:6,606 tons
Photos:6 photos by 2 photographers
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Thought this piece of news would be of interest:
Vinashin cargo ship sinks off Vung Tau following collision
(22-08-2008)
BA RIA – VUNG TAU — A cargo ship owned by Viet Nam Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (Vinashin) sank in Vung Tau territorial waters after it collided with another vessel on Wednesday.
After a collision with the Vinashin Pacific on its way from Vung Tau to Indonesia last Saturday, the Green Viship was moved to shallow waters.
As of Wednesday afternoon, its two holds were below the surface while some cabins were still above water.
The recovery process for the Green Viship’s freight and oil began immediately after the accident. As of Wednesday, Vung Tau-based Sao Mai Limited Company pumped about 170 tonnes of fuel oil from the boat.
Repairs to the ship have stopped in light of Hurricane Nuri.
Vung Tau Port Authorities reported no fatalities from the accident. — VNS
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Steve Ellwood
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Yes, that was interesting news. I am glad all crew members are ok. It`s always sad when these things happens, especially for those involved.
Best regards.
Geir Vinnes
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