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Yes, my friend, demolition started but was stopped due to weather conditions.
The ship was cut in 2 and semi scrapped and then abandoned swallowed by the sea.
look at Google Eartn image of 2018:
https://i.ibb.co/PcwsMrk/United-Malika-3.jpg
look at Google Eartn image of 2019:
https://i.ibb.co/nk0k29S/United-Malika-2.jpg
The ship was cut in 2 and semi scrapped and then abandoned swallowed by the sea.
look at Google Eartn image of 2018:
https://i.ibb.co/PcwsMrk/United-Malika-3.jpg
look at Google Eartn image of 2019:
https://i.ibb.co/nk0k29S/United-Malika-2.jpg
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Good evening,
Thanks again for the beautiful photos! But is the hull number correct? According to new-ships.com, the 'Ever Max' is hull no. 2449, the 'Ever Mach' is 2450 and the 'Ever Magi' is 2451. IMO 9935234 on that website has hull no. 2452 and IMO 9935246 has hull no. 2453.
Yours sincerely,
fmklaassen
Thanks again for the beautiful photos! But is the hull number correct? According to new-ships.com, the 'Ever Max' is hull no. 2449, the 'Ever Mach' is 2450 and the 'Ever Magi' is 2451. IMO 9935234 on that website has hull no. 2452 and IMO 9935246 has hull no. 2453.
Yours sincerely,
fmklaassen
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You're right, I will edit the hull numbers.
Cheers
Vlad
Cheers
Vlad
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Wrong IMO. IMO should be 9019286. Thanks, Krispen.
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Wrong IMO, confused with earlier vessel of same name. IMO should be 9019286. Thanks, Krispen.
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Looks more like an Old Tramp than a Lady.
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According to Janes this is named HAVUZ 8
Regards, Alan
Regards, Alan
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Hi Alan, Many thanks for that.
Regards Brian
Regards Brian
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Good photo Juanfra. The IMO number of RIO JILOCA M27 is 4637227.
Best regards,
Manuel
Best regards,
Manuel
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Sank as Choba in July 1991, twelve out of twenty-one crew saved
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Actually she is lying at Las Palmas Anchorage for at least 4 weeks full loaded.
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Hi Kyle,
thank for the try,
but it cannot be Macau Star, as the first letter of the name is an S (you see it, when you darken the foto).
And during my 10 days Singapore I have seen about 10 vessels of that type.
Kind regards Gerolf
thank for the try,
but it cannot be Macau Star, as the first letter of the name is an S (you see it, when you darken the foto).
And during my 10 days Singapore I have seen about 10 vessels of that type.
Kind regards Gerolf
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There is a rumour that her sistership will be named BLUE TADPOLE
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