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Russian ship Konosha had engine failure in Dardanelles

Russian ship Konosha had engine failure in Dardanelles

February 9 in the Straits of the Dardanelles in Canakkale region moving towards the Bosphorus in connection with the breakdown of the main engine lost speed the Russian vessel KONOSHA
Thursday, 09.Feb.2012, 21:31 (GMT+3)

February 9 in the Straits of the Dardanelles in Canakkale region moving towards the Bosphorus in connection with the breakdown of the main engine lost speed the Russian vessel KONOSHA , heading in the formation.

By order of the Department of Coastal Safety, Ministry of Transport of Turkey to the aid of a ship was sent to tow SONDUREN-4
KONOSHA towed to an anchorage for repairs.

KONOSHA : Ship Type: Cargo. Year built: 1997. Length and width: 140 m X 16 m. Draught: 3.5 m. Gross Tonnage: 4953, DWT vessel: 6207 t. Speed recorded (Max / Average): 8.8 / 7.1 knots. Flag: Russia [RU]. Call: UBGF4. IMO: 9177404, MMSI: 273335510
Destination : YEISK / RUSSIA Names History : KONOSHA (Russia, 2.7.2012 1:04 p.m.), KONOSHA (Malta, 18.6.2008), SeverStal (11/12/1997).

Administrative Information: Class Society: Russian Maritime Shipping Register. Project : 19610 VOLGA. Builder : Red Sormovo Plant (Nizhny Novgorod). Ship : Volga Don Shipping (Rostov, Russia). Operator: Rosshipcom (Rostov Russia)

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