Reviews & Ratings for the San-San-H

On July 10, 2020, concerns arose in the maritime community when a crew member aboard the tanker 'San San H' tested positive for COVID-19. This development came after the individual had spent a substantial 60 days on the vessel. The 'San San H' was en route to Campana following operations near the José de San Martín and Vuelta de Obligado power generation terminals located in Timbúes. Prior to this incident, the tanker departed from Timbúes on July 7, having engaged in fuel unloading activities for four days. The operations required coordination with local pilots and specialized personnel to ensure safe mooring and navigation along the Paraná waterway. In response to the positive COVID-19 test, the Cooperativa Practicaje del Río Paraná (COPRAC) reported that crew members from the support boat tasked with aiding the 'San San H' during its transit were promptly isolated as a precautionary measure. This situation underscores the ongoing challenges and health risks faced by maritime crews during the pandemic.

The chemical tanker 'San San H', with IMO number [insert IMO number], has been docked in Campana since July 8, 2020, following the initial positive COVID-19 test of one crew member. A comprehensive testing procedure was carried out on all 24 crew members, resulting in 11 individuals testing positive for the virus. These infected crew members have since been transferred to a local hospital for treatment. The remaining crew, who tested negative, will be accommodated in a hotel for a mandatory 14-day quarantine period. Additionally, plans are underway for the tanker to undergo thorough disinfection and to be staffed with a new crew once the current situation is stabilized.