Singapore-flagged ship collides with Japan-flagged ship

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Singapore-Flagged Ship Collides with Japanese Vessel in Chinese Waters

A Singapore-flagged ship collided with a Japan-flagged ship in Chinese waters on December 30.

Details of the Incident

The Singapore bulk carrier Yangze 22 collided with the Japanese bulk carrier Vega Dream in the Changjiang River at around 10 pm, according to the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) on December 31.

No Injuries Reported

Fortunately, no injuries were reported among the crew members of either ship, according to MPA.

Damage and Cleanup Efforts

Yangze 22 reported damage to its hull, and nine tonnes of fuel oil were spilled due to the collision. The ship is now anchored at Hengsha East Anchorage for damage assessment, said MPA.

The Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration (MSA) and several support craft deployed by the vessel’s company are conducting the clean-up.

Investigation and Assistance

MPA is investigating the incident and is in touch with the ship management company of Yangze 22 and the Shanghai MSA to offer the necessary assistance.

Conclusion

The collision between the Singapore-flagged Yangze 22 and the Japanese bulk carrier Vega Dream in Chinese waters on December 30 has resulted in no injuries to the crew members of either ship. However, Yangze 22 reported damage to its hull and a fuel oil spill, which is being cleaned up by the Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration and the vessel’s company. MPA is investigating the incident and offering assistance to the affected parties.

FAQs
Q: What happened in the incident?

A: The Singapore-flagged Yangze 22 collided with the Japanese bulk carrier Vega Dream in the Changjiang River in Chinese waters on December 30.

Q: Were there any injuries reported?

A: No, there were no injuries reported among the crew members of either ship.

Q: What was the extent of the damage?

A: Yangze 22 reported damage to its hull, and nine tonnes of fuel oil were spilled due to the collision.

Q: Who is conducting the clean-up efforts?

A: The Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration (MSA) and several support craft deployed by the vessel’s company are conducting the clean-up.

Q: Is MPA investigating the incident?

A: Yes, MPA is investigating the incident and is in touch with the ship management company of Yangze 22 and the Shanghai MSA to offer the necessary assistance.

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Angela Lee
Angela Lee
Director of Research

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