Disaster at Sea! US Coast Guard Rescues 32 Bulgarian Sailors After Fire in Gulf of Mexico
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32 Bulgarian sailors have been safely evacuated after a fire broke out on the REM ANDES in the Gulf of Mexico. The incident occurred about 100 nautical miles south of Grand Isle, Louisiana, and the operation was coordinated by the U.S. Coast Guard. The fire broke out in the engine room of the vessel, which is sailing under the flag of Cyprus. REM ANDES was built in 2012 and has a deadweight of 5,232 tons. The cause of the fire has not yet been d…
Bulgarian sailors have been evacuated after a fire in the Gulf of Mexico. A fire broke out in the engine room of a ship on which Bulgarians worked, one hundred nautical miles south of Grand Isle, Louisiana, the website Maritime.bg reported....
The Bulgarian seamen were beating a fire on a ship about 100 nautical miles south of Grand Isle, Louisiana. The operation was carried out by a co-ordinated security officer from Bregovat in the United States. The REM ANDES ship sailed under the flag to Cyprus, according to Maritime.bg. The fire moved from the engine room to the ship, and the fire was detected [...]
A dramatic rescue operation unfolded in the Gulf of Mexico after a ship with 38 Bulgarians on board was engulfed in fire. The US Coast Guard joined the evacuation, and dozens of people left the vessel with life rafts in the middle of the sea.The incident occurred on Monday, October 12, about 100 nautical miles south of Grand Isle, Louisiana, reports maritime.bg.The fire flared in the engine compartment of the ship REM ANDES, which flies the Cypr…
Bulgarian sailors have been evacuated after a fire broke out on a ship about 100 nautical miles south of Grand Isle, Louisiana. The rescue operation was coordinated by the U.S. Coast Guard. The vessel REM ANDES was sailing under the flag of Cyprus, reports Maritime. bg.
Bulgarian sailors and seismic engineers are among the 46 people evacuated from a ship that caught fire in the Gulf of Mexico. The rescue operation was conducted about 100 nautical miles south of Grand Isle, Louisiana, under the coordination of the US Coast Guard, Maritime.bg reports.
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