A Ship Carrying Steel Ran Aground in Istanbul: 13 Crew Members Evacuated!
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The Turkish Coast Guard Office reported the rescue of 13 members of the dry cargo crew from the Turkish port to Ukraine and ran aground in the Bosphorus Channel due to engine malfunctions. In the Strait of Bosphorus on Friday night, a dry cargo from Turkey to Ukraine was handed over to RIA News. The Turkish Coast Guard Department specified that the 97-metre-long BYB OTHELLO had left Kojaeli. The dry cargo had an engine malfunction, which caused …
The 13 crew members on board a steel-laden ship that ran aground off the coast of Beykoz, Istanbul, due to engine failure, were rescued by Coast Guard teams. Efforts to salvage the ship are ongoing.
A steel-laden ship named 'BYB OTHELLO', with 13 crew members on board, ran aground off the coast of Beykoz. Coast Guard teams were dispatched to the area. The steel-laden ship 'BYB OTHELLO' ran aground off the coast of Beykoz due to engine failure. Following a report, Coast Guard teams were dispatched to the area...
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that the 13 crew members on board the Saint Kitts and Nevis-flagged general cargo ship BYB OTHELLO, which ran aground at the northern entrance of the Istanbul Strait due to engine failure, were evacuated by teams from the General Directorate of Coastal Safety (KEGM).
Transport and Infrastructure Minister Uraloğlu announced that 13 personnel from BYB Othello, who were stranded at the northern exit of the Bosphorus, were evacuated by Coastal Security teams. Despite the adverse weather conditions, there are no negatives in the state of health of the staff.
The cargo ship BYB OTHELLO, which experienced engine failure at the northern entrance of the Istanbul Strait, ran aground. Despite adverse weather conditions, 13 crew members were rescued in an operation conducted by Coast Guard teams. Minister Uraloğlu announced that the crew members were in good health and that no visible pollution was found in the sea.
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