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The 'Cape Baltic' has successfully completed extensive repairs following grounding damage and left Tuzla Shipyard on May 2 at 9:20 a.m. The repair work commenced on February 19 and spanned over two months, emphasizing the ship's resilience and the shipyard's expertise. Now, the vessel is securely anchored near Marmara, ready for its next journey.

The bulk carrier 'Cape Baltic' departed from Musel on February 9 at 4 p.m., with its destination set for Tuzla Shipyard in Istanbul. This voyage comes in the wake of recent damages to the vessel, which has experienced flooding in several tanks due to hull cracks. The estimated time of arrival (ETA) in Istanbul is scheduled for February 17 at 7:30 p.m. Shipowners and maritime enthusiasts alike are keeping a close eye on the vessel’s journey as it approaches critical repairs.

The bulk carrier 'Cape Baltic' is anticipated to finish its unloading operations at El Musel by February 8. Following this, the vessel is expected to make its way to a Turkish shipyard for essential dry dock repairs. Currently, the shipping company is in discussions with various shipyards located in Mediterranean ports to finalize repair arrangements. Unfortunately, local facilities in Ferrol, Lisbon, and Cadiz are at capacity with ongoing projects, leaving no available space for the 'Cape Baltic.' Once the iron ore cargo is fully discharged, the vessel will proceed to the Mediterranean to undergo necessary maintenance.