Tzini Vessel Reviews and Specifications

ZIM has successfully finalized a new charter agreement, which will see the company engaged in trading operations across Southeast Asia for a duration of 35 to 37 months. This lucrative deal comes with a daily rate of $35,000, marking a significant strategic move for ZIM as it expands its presence in the region. The charter is expected to enhance ZIM's service offerings and operational capabilities in one of the most dynamic maritime markets globally.

On January 15, 2018, the container ship 'Tzini' experienced a grounding incident in the Chittagong port's channel amidst thick fog that blanketed the area. The vessel was en route from the outer anchorage to a port jetty when it became immobilized while attempting to evade a potential collision with a fishing trawler that unexpectedly emerged from the dense mist. This unfortunate situation caused a temporary halt in maritime activities, but the channel remained accessible for other vessels as the 'Tzini' was lodged on one side. Preparations for a rescue operation were set to coincide with the evening high tide. Ultimately, on January 18 at 1 p.m., the 'Tzini' successfully re-entered Chittagong, restoring normal operations at the port. For further information, you can view the report and accompanying images at The Daily Star: http://www.thedailystar.net/business/ship-gets-stuck-ctg-port-affects-vessel-movement-1520614.