"K" Line vessel attacked by high-speed pirate boats
- 2010-04-30
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Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. has announces that the owned vessel of its subsidiary company VLCC ISUZUGAWA, Panama flag, Indian/Philippine
td valign="top" colspan="2" readability="1">Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. has announces that the owned vessel of its subsidiary company VLCC ISUZUGAWA, Panama flag, Indian/Philippine crew, was attacked and fired on by pirates in high-speed boats at Arabian Sea Position Lat :17 degrees 57 minutes North / Long : 065 degrees 55 minutes East,
around 11:15 JST on Sunday, April 25. The ship sustained minor damage to
the hull, but accelerated and took evasive maneuvers. After about 60
minutes, the pirates ended the pursuit. No injuries were reported in the
attack, and no oil leaked from the hull. ISUZUGAWA continues its
intended voyage to Japan for discharging cargo operation under its own
power.
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. has announces that the owned vessel of its subsidiary company VLCC ISUZUGAWA, Panama flag, Indian/Philippine td valign="top" colspan="2" readability="1">
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. has announces that the owned vessel of its subsidiary company VLCC ISUZUGAWA, Panama flag, Indian/Philippine crew, was attacked and fired on by pirates in high-speed boats at Arabian Sea Position Lat :17 degrees 57 minutes North / Long : 065 degrees 55 minutes East,
around 11:15 JST on Sunday, April 25. The ship sustained minor damage to
the hull, but accelerated and took evasive maneuvers. After about 60
minutes, the pirates ended the pursuit. No injuries were reported in the
attack, and no oil leaked from the hull. ISUZUGAWA continues its
intended voyage to Japan for discharging cargo operation under its own
power.Source: WWShipper
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