Ezion Liftboat Capsizes During Tow in South China Sea
A liftboat coming from Ezion Holdings has actually tipped over in the South China Sea throughout a dead tow from Vietnam to Taiwan, the firm stated Wednesday.
The vessel was unmanned at the time.
Singapore- based Ezion stated its liftboat Tera Lyza was being hauled by the pull Teras Eden when it created an unexpected listing to the strict at regarding 1630 hrs on 5 June 2018. The watercraft consequently tipped over.
The 50-meter Teras Lyza was still afloat at the time of the upgrade with the pull staying on scene to make sure the safety and security of navigating and also screen for contamination.
The Teras Lyza reported to be bring 75 cubic meters of MGO.
Ezion stated the fully-insured Teras Lyza has no legal commitment so it will certainly be considering hiring-in and/or constructing a substitute vessel.
“Teras Shore Response Team have been activated since yesterday and there has been no report of injuries or casualties arising from the incident. Teras Shore Response Team have also been keeping the relevant parties updated,” the firm stated.
