Get the latest maritime news, analysis and more delivered to your inbox
Join 12,000+ members of the maritime community
Sponsored By
MOL Comfort tow resumes
Towing of the wreck of the MOL Comfort in the Indian Ocean has resumed.
1 Min Read
Kalyakan - stock.adobe.com
Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) said that following the loss of the tow line on 1 July recovery work had been completed the fore section of the vessel was again being towed to the Arabian Gulf.
The 7,041 teu MOL Comfort split in two in bad weather in the Indian Ocean on 17 June.
The aft section of the vessel sank on 27 June, in water depth of 4,000 m with roughly 1,700 containers onboard. MOL said there was no oil leakage from the wreck or floating containers.
Six sister vessels of the MOL Comfort, all built at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries are being taken out of service for hull strengthening.
Related stories:
MOL Comfort wreck breaks its tow
MOL Comfort aft section sinks
Salvors towing MOL Comfort fore section to Arabian Gulf
MOL Comfort sisterships to be sent for hull-strengthening
ClassNK expresses concern over MOL Comfort accident
MOL Comfort split in two, rescue underway
Read more about:
MOLAbout the Author
You May Also Like
Latest in Red Sea Crisis
Nov 12 - Nov 14, 2024