Crew abandons Chinese feeder vessel on fire in the Red Sea
A Hong Kong-flagged feeder vessel is stranded in the Gulf of Aden after a fire ...
Fantastic reporting from the team at Splash247, which has discovered that the master and crew of the fire-stricken X-Press Pearl had detected acid leaking from one of the containers not long after it had departed Hazira. They requested returning to Hazira or calling at Hamad in Qatar to unload. Both requests were denied, which is likely to reopen the debate about ports of refuge and their responsibility to vessels in distress. “This disaster could have been prevented had those ports ...
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