Freighter Sea Breeze sinking off Lizard, UK Posted on March 9, 2014, 9:53 am
General cargo vessel Sea Breeze issued distress signal at 0700 UTC Mar 9,
reporting water ingress 12 miles east of Lizard, UK. Falmouth Coastguard is
coordinating rescue and salvage operation. Lizard and Falmouth RNLI
Lifeboats and a rescue helicopter from RNAS Culdrose tried to help the vessel
with pumps, but couldn?t pump out enough water to keep situation under
control. At 0840 5 of the 6 crew abandoned vessel and are safe. Master
remained on scene on board of HMS Tyne, to help with the salvage
operation. Sea Breeze was en route from Liverpool to Shoreham with 2750
tons of limestone on board. 6 crew is probably all-Russian.
General cargo vessel Sea Breeze, IMO 8906250, dwt 3015, built 1989, flag
Barbados, manager SHIPMAR CO LTD, Moscow. http://www.news.odin.tc/index.php?pa...-off-Lizard-UK
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Stricken cargo vessel Sea Breeze towed to safety
A cargo ship which started sinking 10 miles off the Lizard Peninsula has been
towed to safety in St Austell Bay.
A salvage operation is set to get underway to help save Barbados registered
Sea Breeze which got into difficulty and started taking on water yesterday
morning.Read more > http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/Salv...ail/story.html
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Anbody know her previous name or names,,she looks a lot like the one that a few years ago in the 90s had a russian crewmember onboard that murdered the whole crew and tried sailing the ship to Russia via skagarak, the ship was found drifting with bodies onboard by danish fishermen off Esjberg.
Cant remember the particular ships name but it was German flagged at the time..
Anbody know her previous name or names,,she looks a lot like the one that a few years ago in the 90s had a russian crewmember onboard that murdered the whole crew and tried sailing the ship to Russia via skagarak, the ship was found drifting with bodies onboard by danish fishermen off Esjberg.
Cant remember the particular ships name but it was German flagged at the time..
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