Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Yun-Sheng

On August 6, 2024, a maritime incident occurred involving the bulk carrier 'Fu Tong' and the oil tanker 'PVT Avira' (IMO: 9414280) in the coastal waters of Nongsa, located in Batam, Riau Islands, Indonesia. Responding promptly, the Indonesian Navy ensured the safety of the vessels and their crews. The 'Fu Tong' had 20 crew members aboard, comprised of 19 Chinese nationals and one from Myanmar, all reported to be in good health following the collision. In response to the situation, the Indonesian Navy deployed KRI 'Siliman-848' to oversee rescue operations. Following the incident, the 'Fu Tong' was anchored approximately 1.8 nautical miles north of Nongsa, maintaining its position at coordinates N 01° 11' E 103° 57' as of August 9. For further details and visuals, please visit the report here: https://lingga.pikiran-rakyat.com/berita/pr-3788423990/tni-al-amankan-dua-kapal-asing-di-perairan-nongsa-mv-fu-tong-dan-mt-pvt-avira.

The vessel 'Calix' has faced a re-arrest this week following a directive from the local High Court. This legal action is tied to an ongoing litigation that dates back to January 6, 2019. The incident occurred at the outer anchorage of the bustling Chittagong port, underscoring the ongoing complexities within maritime legal affairs in the region.

On December 6, the Chittagong Port Authority (CPA) officially released the bulk carrier 'Calix' after a period of detention. The vessel had been held in the outer anchorage of the port due to ongoing litigation. Reports indicate that the owner of the 'Calix' was embroiled in a financial dispute with an overseas fuel oil supplier, which led to the ship's arrest. With the resolution of these issues, the 'Calix' is now free to resume its operations.