Oil platform

[Watch] Offshore Support Ship Sank After Collision

Offshore support ship sank in South China sea after collision with oil platform, reports Maritime Bulletin.

What happened?

Offshore support ship DAYANG TOPAZ sank off Kuala Baram, Sarawak, Malaysia, northern Borneo, in the early hours of Oct 27after collision with an oil platform. 

The ship dragged anchor in stormy weather and drifted onto an oil platform. It was reported that there were 125 people on board, crew and offshore personnel. 

Rescue operations

According to reports 121 people were...

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Tanker Sued for $225mil After Contacting Oil Platform

  • Offshore drilling company Cox Operating LLC sued Turkish manager of a Suezmax tanker ATINA for an alleged contact with COX’s oil platform.
  • COX is claiming $225 mil compensation for serious damages sustained by platform, and for operational losses.

Offshore drilling company Cox Operating LLC, USA, sued Turkish manager of a Suezmax tanker ATINA for an alleged contact with COX’s oil platform, which took place on October 17, reports Maritime Bulletin.

Compensation for damages

COX is claiming $225...

https://mfame.guru/tanker-sued-for-225mil-after-contacting-oil-platform/

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