Comments written by RonHalliday

Nice picture, pity the tarpaulin hanging over the side.

Another one gone, sad to see that lives are lost again. Is it time to retire old vessels? Remembering that these ships were built for river/sea trade. Safety issues? Pressures from owners to get it there? Seamanship, well this should not be the question., but issues do arise. How many more with micky mouse flags to be lost?, before something is done.

Water leakage into ferro silicon is not good at any time.

Now showing as Omskiy 206. In Azov Sea. Marinetraffic.com

Now Renamed APRIL. Marinetraffic.com

Food supplies and water probably. She has been there a long time. But with this incident and looking at the flooding of the hull engine room, I would think it is her last days. Sad to see but there are unscrupulous charterers and owners out there. She will not be the last one by far.

Scrapyard in Turkey.

Looks like she will now end up in Aliaga.

Was sold at auction and then broken up in Ghent 2018. After being detained for a while.

Time is money. Volgobalt inside of ALISA V.

renamed BOHA WITTENBERGEN. marinetraffic.com

Now renamed C ENDEAVOUR. rest remains marinetraffic.com

MMSI = 229940000 marinetraffic.com

Renamed AZERBAIJAN in Burgas. Marinetraffic.com

Renamed BAKU in Burgas. Marinetraffic,com

Now Rix Amber. In Uddevalla Sweden marinetraffic.com

Now named ANGORA 3. Liberia Flag. Call Sign. D5YQ7. MMSI 636020313. Anchored Gibralter Marinetraffic.com

Now Showing Palau Registry. Call sign T8A3493 mmsi 511100363. marinetraffic.com

what is the ship astern of lakhta in the process of being broken up?

Now renamed BOLD PILOT. Panama Flag. enroute to Malta. Marinetraffic.com