Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Thalassini

On the evening of March 28, 2020, a fire erupted on the conveyor belt while the cargo vessel 'Thalassini' was loading barley at the Royal Portbury Dock in Bristol, UK. The ship, which had arrived from Ravenna on March 7 at 6:20 PM and was scheduled to continue its journey to Port Said, faced an unexpected incident as flames ignited from a piece of equipment. Firefighting crews from Temple, Avonmouth, Pill, and Portishead swiftly responded to the situation, working in conjunction with the Avon Fire and Rescue Service and Svitzer tug crews. Thanks to their prompt action and collaboration, the fire was successfully contained, and fortunately, there were no reported casualties. The cause of the ignition is believed to be accidental. For more details and photos of the incident, visit the Bristol Post report at: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/firefighters-deal-ship-crane-fire-3996650.

The maritime sector witnesses a new development as the vessel Brake has been successfully delivered under a time charter agreement on December 10. The vessel's operational journey will take it along the US East Coast, ultimately leading to its redelivery within the Skaw-Gibraltar range. The charter rate stands at an impressive $19,500 per day, and the agreement has been made with Jera, a notable player in the shipping industry. This deal signifies a strategic move within the market, reflecting ongoing demand and the growing importance of flexible maritime logistics.

In a significant transaction within the maritime industry, Thenamaris has successfully purchased a vessel for a sum of $17.25 million. This acquisition marks another strategic move for the company as it continues to expand its fleet. Further details regarding the vessel's specifications and IMO number will be updated as they become available.