Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Msc-Clarita-Iii

Oman Shipping has successfully entered into a new charter agreement, covering a trading period of 34 to 36 months in the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean. The daily rate for this charter is set at $26,950, reflecting the company's commitment to strengthening its presence in these key maritime regions.

In the early hours of January 25, 2020, the watchman aboard the 'AS Clarita' spotted an intruder on the vessel while it was moored at the South Manila quarantine anchorage, located at coordinates 14°32'40.8"N, 120°55'16.2"E. At approximately 4:15 a.m., the suspect quickly leaped overboard and swam to a waiting motorboat, which then sped away from the scene. Following the incident, the crew performed a thorough inspection of the ship and its inventory. During this examination, they discovered two broken padlocks and a lighter with an operational pin light, which were presumed to belong to the intruder. A subsequent inventory review revealed the theft of several items, including one jet chisel machine, two cans of paint, one forward bell, three immersion suits, two breathing apparatus cylinders, one breathing apparatus, and one chemical suit. The crew promptly reported the incident to the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Command Centre. Responding swiftly, a team from Coast Guard Station Manila boarded the vessel to conduct an inquiry and confirm the details of the incident. The 'AS Clarita' departed Manila on January 26 at 6:30 a.m. and arrived at Subic Bay on January 27, following the unfortunate theft.

Hansa Shipping has successfully completed the sale of one of its vessels for an impressive $8.8 million. The buyer, Norwegian company MPC Container Ships, is set to enhance its fleet with this acquisition. This transaction illustrates the ongoing dynamics within the shipping sector, showcasing Hansa Shipping's strategic moves and MPC's commitment to expanding its operations.