Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Tina-I

As of November 25, two days after the dramatic collision between the MV Tina 1 and the Iranian container ship MV Shahraz (IMO: 9349576), both vessels are still firmly lodged side by side near Samba Island, in the Strait of Singapore. The incident occurred on November 22 at 10:37 p.m. and has since raised serious concerns, particularly after the freighter was reported to have developed a leak. MV Tina 1, which is nearly fully loaded with 4,096 TEU and weighing 57,164 tonnes, collided with the port side stern of the Shahraz using its starboard side. Following the accident, immediate response efforts were launched with the deployment of Indonesian patrol boats KN Sarotama - P 112 and KN Rantos - P 210 to secure the accident scene. Assistance also came from the Indonesian tug Sta 1 (IMO: 9649158) and the Cook Islands flagged tug SSE Adira (MMSI: 518100754) which are providing on-site support. Furthermore, a vessel from the Indonesian National Police has been dispatched to monitor the situation. Investigations suggest that Polish captain Krzystor Bogdan may have encountered disorientation amidst the busy maritime traffic in the strait. For more details, reports featuring photos and video coverage can be viewed at the following links: [AN TV Klik](https://www.antvklik.com/headline/tiga-kapal-asing-kandas-di-karang-di-perairan-batu-berhanti-batam), [Darilaut](https://darilaut.id/berita/setelah-kapal-sharaz-mv-tina-1-kandas-di-perairan-batu-berhenti), [Sigma Live](https://www.sigmalive.com/news/international/700158/kypriako-ploio-sygkroustike-me-iraniko-anoixta-tis-sigkapouris-video), and [Kompas Regional](https://regional.kompas.com/read/2020/11/24/20265901/kapal-mv-tina-bermuatan-ribuan-kontainer-diisukan-tabrakan-ternyata-kandas).

In a dramatic maritime incident, the container ship m/v 'Tina 1' collided with the stern of the grounded vessel 'Shahraz' in the Strait of Singapore late on November 22, 2020. The accident occurred just before midnight as the 'Tina 1' departed from the Pasir Panjang Terminal in Singapore around 11 p.m., en route to Jakarta (IMO: [insert number if available]). At the time of the crash, the vessel was reported to be tilted to port while stuck in position at coordinates 01° 11.21' N 103° 52.82' E. The 'Shahraz' has been grounded south of St John Island since May 10 while sailing from Port Klang to Yangshan. In response to the incident, the Indonesian Ministry of Transportation mobilized two patrol boats to conduct surveillance and ensure security at the scene. For further updates and visual content, please check the following links: [Seatrade Maritime](https://www.seatrade-maritime.com/casualty/boxship-tina-i-collides-iranian-containership-grounded-6-months-batam), [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVplnSSnNcw&feature=emb_title), [Maritime Executive](https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/video-containership-collides-with-grounded-vessel-off-indonesia).

Yang Ming Lines has successfully locked in a lucrative 12-month charter arrangement for its vessels, specifically focused on trading routes between Asia and the Persian Gulf. This strategic move will see the shipping giant operate on this vital trade corridor for a daily rate of $15,000. The charter underscores Yang Ming's commitment to strengthening its presence in key international shipping markets.