What Crew Members Say About Bao-Glory

On January 4, 2021, the bulk carrier 'Bao Glory', while making its way from Novorossiysk to Singapore, encountered an engine failure approximately 13 nautical miles southwest of Lesvos Island. The vessel, now under a Not Under Command (NUC) status, was situated at coordinates 39 00 00 N, 25 40 24 E when the issue arose at 9 a.m. Fortunately, the dedicated crew swiftly undertook repairs, resolving the problem within four hours. Following the successful fix, the 'Bao Glory' resumed its journey towards Singapore. The ship later anchored off Suez on January 7, continuing its shipping operations without further incident.

A vessel has been sold for an impressive $9.3 million to a group of buyers who wish to remain anonymous. The transaction has generated significant interest within maritime circles, but details about the buyers and the ship's future plans remain undisclosed. Stay tuned for further updates as the story develops.

The BAO GLORY, with IMO number 9457309, is a noteworthy vessel managed by Anglo-Eastern Crew Management (Philippines) Inc. Since its registration in 2009 under the Hong Kong flag, BAO GLORY has been a significant player in maritime operations. The expertise of Anglo-Eastern Crew Management ensures that the crew on board is well-trained and prepared to navigate the complexities of modern shipping logistics.