Myrto Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

In a significant development in the shipping sector, a new charter has been successfully finalized, locking in a rate of $14,000 per day for a duration of 9 months. This agreement is with Cargill International, a prominent player in the global commodities market. The terms highlight growing demand and competitive rates in the maritime industry, showcasing Cargill's commitment to securing reliable shipping solutions.

On June 10, 2015, the bulk carrier 'Myrto' encountered a perilous situation in the Gulf of Finland, just south of Porvoo. The vessel veered off its intended path, dangerously close to running aground. Thanks to the prompt response of Helsinki's vessel traffic management, a potential maritime disaster was narrowly avoided. As the bulk carrier steered directly towards a shallow area, traffic management intervened, guiding 'Myrto' back to safer waters just fifteen minutes before it could have run aground. Following the incident, the Finnish Transport Safety Agency assessed the situation and determined that no formal investigation was necessary. The 'Myrto' was en route from Ust-Luga to Amsterdam, with an estimated arrival date of June 15.