Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Msc-Anisha-R.

In a troubling repeat occurrence this week at the Port of Terneuzen, the cargo vessel MSC Anisha R experienced engine difficulties on November 12, 2016. Departing from Antwerp at approximately 7 a.m., the ship was en route to Rotterdam when it encountered mechanical problems, compelling it to anchor for safety. To assist with the situation, Multraship based in Terneuzen was called in, deploying the support vessel Union 5 (IMO: 9034975) to the scene for necessary repairs. Once the engine issues were addressed, the MSC Anisha R was able to resume its journey the following day, November 13, setting sail at 5:40 a.m. The ship successfully reached the ECT Delta Container Terminal in Europahaven, Rotterdam, at 11:15 p.m. This incident follows earlier disruptions caused by the Grand Amanda, highlighting ongoing challenges faced by cargo vessels in the busy waterways of the region.

In a significant maritime transaction, a total of seven ships, including the recently sold vessel, have been purchased by SFI for an impressive sum of $87 million. This en Bloc sale marks a notable moment in the shipping industry as multiple ships change ownership simultaneously, enhancing SFI's fleet and operational capabilities.

OOCL has successfully announced a new six-month charter focusing on the busy maritime trade route between Asia, the Mideast Gulf, and India. This strategic move enhances OOCL's service offerings and strengthens its presence in these key markets. The charter will facilitate smoother logistics and improve trade efficiency in the region, positioning OOCL as a vital player in the global shipping industry.