Giant Pipe-Laying Vessel Passes Through the Istanbul Strait.
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The Bahamian-flagged deep-sea pipe-laying vessel 'JSD6000', measuring 215.9 meters in length, passed through the Bosphorus Strait after completing its natural gas pipeline project in Romania. The Bosphorus was closed to two-way ship traffic during the vessel's safe passage.
A 215.9-meter-long giant pipe-laying vessel flying the Bahamian flag passed through the Istanbul Strait. During the passage, which was escorted by the Coast Guard, Strait traffic was temporarily closed in both directions.
Completing the natural gas pipeline task in Romania, the giant 215.9-meter marine pipe-laying vessel JSD6000 passed through the Bosphorus of Istanbul, accompanied by the high-level safety measures of the Coastal Safety teams.
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu stated that the passage of the pipe-laying vessel, weighing thousands of tons, through the Istanbul Strait was carried out in coordination with the teams.
The 215.9-meter-long JSD6000 pipe-laying vessel passed through the Istanbul Strait again. The Strait was temporarily closed to two-way ship traffic due to the passage, which was escorted by KEGM tugboats; Uraloğlu reported that traffic was reopened in the north-south direction after the vessel departed.
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