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Metal Shark debuts 48-meter catamaran expedition yacht

24 September 2020

USA-based shipbuilder Metal Shark has introduced a 48-meter (158’x39′) aluminum catamaran expedition yacht.

The new Metal Shark M48, named Magnet, is the first build in the company’s Metal Shark Yachts portfolio of high-speed, long range catamaran expedition yachts, which has just been announced. The new lineup also includes the M30 — 30 meters (100′) and M70 — 70 meters (231′).

Magnet is the first-ever private yacht built by Metal Shark, a diversified builder of aluminum and steel vessels for...

https://www.workboat.com/news/shipbuilding/metal-shark-debuts-48-meter-catamaran-expedition-yacht/

Bulk Carrier-Yacht Collision

20 September 2020

Panamax bulk carrier collided with yacht in East China sea, reports Maritime Bulletin.

Bulk carrier collision

Bulk carrier LADY I reportedly, collided with 15-ton sailing yacht NW of Jeju northeast tip, East China sea, at around 0310 Seoul time September 17, while en route from China to Vancouver. The Yacht was severely damaged and lost her mast, but remained afloat.

Collision took place at night, so it is highly likely, that it was mainly, yacht’s fault.

No major injuries were reported. Bulk...

https://mfame.guru/bulk-carrier-yacht-collision/

Knife Weilding Fugitive Discovered Hiding in AC Vent Onboard Cargo Ship

24 June 2020

A dog unit found the man hiding in an air-conditioning unit on the cargo ship.

A suspect in an Australian sexual assault case has been apprehended with a weapon.
He tried to flee the country by hiding in the air-conditioning vent of a ship.
Officers searched the cargo ship with dogs and found the man hidden in an air-conditioning unit.
The man was in breach of his bail over an alleged sexual assault.
Officers arrested the man and seized 4,435 Australian dollars in cash and a knife.

According to an article published in CNN and authored by Amy Woodyatt, a suspect in an...

https://mfame.guru/knife-weilding-fugitive-discovered-hiding-in-ac-vent-onboard-cargo-ship/