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Two Missing After Fishing Vessel and Boxship Clash

Post date: 01.03.2016 , Views: 231
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Two Missing After Fishing Vessel and Boxship Clash CGA At least two crew members are missing after a Taiwanese fishing vessel collided with a 1987-built containership Shin Chun off Kaohsiung in the morning hours of February 29, Taiwans Coast Guard informed. According to the official statement, the two missing people, Taiwanese and Indonesian nationals, one of them identified as the skipper, were aboard the fishing vessel which sank following the collision. Taiwanese authorities dispatched patrol vessels and an aircraft to assist in the search and rescue efforts. The officials will conduct an investigation of the incident, which occurred while the 14,263 dwt boxship was on its way from Fuzhou to Kaohsiung World Maritime News contacted the owner of the Hong Kong-flagged containership, the Taiwan-based shipping company Wan Hai Lines, for details on the incident, however, the company has still not replied. World Maritime News Staff

 

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