Reviews & Ratings for the Yicheng6

On October 20, 2025, a vessel was reported to be beached at the renowned ship recycling hub of Alang, India. This location is a pivotal point for the dismantling and recycling of end-of-life ships. The process contributes significantly to the maritime economy and involves several stages including beaching, breaking down, and recycling of materials. As international maritime activities continue to evolve, Alang remains a critical destination for shipowners seeking sustainable recycling solutions.

On June 29, 2025, the oil tanker 'Yi Cheng 6' experienced a significant engine room fire while navigating through the Gulf of Oman. The vessel, carrying a crew of 14 Indian nationals, was traveling from Kandla to Shinas when it suffered a total power failure due to the incident. In response to the emergency signal, the Indian Navy quickly mobilized its stealth frigate, INS 'Tabar', to the scene. A dedicated firefighting team, along with essential equipment, was efficiently transferred to the tanker via ship’s boat and helicopter. Currently, 13 naval personnel and five crew members of 'Yi Cheng 6' are working tirelessly to extinguish the flames, and the intensity of the fire has notably diminished. For a detailed report with visuals, you can visit the link provided: https://indianexpress.com/article/india/oman-bound-vessel-fire-ins-tabar-responds-distress-call-10097042/