Sea-Dragon Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

The bulk carrier 'Ocean Pluto' departed from Chittagong on September 27, 2023, following the successful completion of its temporary repair works. Meanwhile, the bulk carrier 'Fushun' also concluded its temporary repairs and completed the lightening of 22,030 metric tonnes of cargo allocated from Chittagong. The 'Fushun' then set sail to Mongla on September 28, carrying the remaining 22,000 tonnes of cargo for its final discharge. These movements highlight the ongoing operations and logistics in one of Bangladesh's key ports.

Following a recent collision with the cargo ship 'Fushun,' the tanker 'Ocean Pluto' is currently docked at the Chittagong Customary Inner Charlie Anchorage for repairs. The repair process is anticipated to take around a week, assuming no further complications arise. The incident occurred after the 'Ocean Pluto' successfully completed its cargo operations at the DOJ/6 terminal of Chittagong Port on September 27 at 6:15 p.m. The vessel is under close supervision as it undergoes necessary repairs to ensure a swift return to service.

On September 23, 2019, at 12:05 p.m., a maritime incident occurred at Chittagong Outer Anchorage involving the product tanker 'Ocean Pluto' and the bulk carrier 'Fushun'. As 'Ocean Pluto' maneuvered to pass near the bow of the moored 'Fushun', it struck the vessel’s port side, making contact with the propeller and anchor chain, resulting in significant damage to both ships. Following the allision, damage assessments commenced on September 26 by surveyors representing all pertinent parties. Despite the incident, cargo operations continued on both vessels. 'Ocean Pluto', laden with 32,362 tonnes of gas oil, had docked at Chittagong early on the same day at 06:40 a.m. Meanwhile, 'Fushun', carrying 44,030 tonnes of cement clinker in bulk, had arrived at the port on September 20 at 4:50 p.m. and was engaged in discharging its cargo into lighter vessels positioned alongside.