Reviews & Ratings for the Euro-Integrity

In a recent transaction, a vessel has been successfully sold for a remarkable total of $20.5 million. The identity of the buyers remains undisclosed, adding an air of intrigue to the deal. This sale reflects the ongoing activity in the maritime industry and highlights the value of vessels in today’s market.

On June 28, 2017, the tanker 'Sigma Integrity' performed a commendable act of humanitarian aid by rescuing 100 migrants from an inflatable boat in the Mediterranean Sea near the coast of Libya. Following the rescue operation, these individuals were safely transferred to the crew of a nearby tugboat, which subsequently assisted another group of migrants still aboard the rubber vessel. This incident highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the Mediterranean region. For more details and visuals, visit the Dutch source: https://www.schuttevaer.nl/nieuws/zeevaart/nid26972-tanker-sigma-integrity-redt-afrikaanse-vluchtelingen.html.

Australian maritime authorities have officially suspended the search for Mukesh Lala Fulbaria, a 41-year-old Indian seafarer who tragically fell overboard from the tanker 'Sigma Integrity' on July 27, 2014. The incident occurred approximately 107 nautical miles north-west of Carnarvon, within the Australian Search and Rescue Region. The Australian Marine Safety Authority (AMSA) was alerted to the situation and promptly issued a broadcast to surrounding vessels. In response, two merchant ships, 'Venus' and 'Vil Atlantic', joined the search efforts to locate Fulbaria. Additionally, AMSA deployed the Perth-based Dornier search aircraft to conduct aerial reconnaissance over the designated area. Search operations were further enhanced by two Bristow helicopters based in Exmouth, which were also dispatched by AMSA. The crew of the 'Sigma Integrity' carried on with their search efforts overnight into July 28, however, the Dornier plane made two further flights over the area with no sign of the missing seafarer. Following consultations with medical experts specializing in survival scenarios, AMSA received advice indicating that, under the given conditions, there was no realistic prospect of Fulbaria's survival any longer.