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The bulk carrier "La Solognais," which found itself stranded near Ceduna, has embarked on a crucial voyage to Singapore to undergo repairs. The tugboat "Teresa Eagle" (IMO: 9658252) arrived from Cape Town on April 26 and commenced the tow after successfully guiding the vessel out of the channel at Thevenard on May 21, 2019. This journey is expected to take approximately two to three weeks as the ship sails at a steady pace of eight knots, carrying 12 crew members on board. Originally, the "La Solognais" was en route to Port Thevenard to load cargo when it experienced serious propulsion issues attributed to its stern tube. Despite efforts to repair the ship while anchored, no success was achieved after its arrival on April 8. Following the towing operation that began on April 26, the vessel is projected to reach Singapore by June 12 for essential repairs. After completing its repairs, the ship is scheduled to depart again on July 4, with Port Kembla marked as its next destination, expecting to arrive by July 22. For more detailed updates and visuals of this maritime incident, visit the report at https://www.news.com.au/national/south-australia/a-ship-stranded-off-the-coast-of-ceduna-is-being-towed-to-singapore-for-repairs/news-story/d79f3d81c2586529ae6ccee1a9a71215.