Australia got that all livestock be gotten rid of from a Panama- flagged animals service provider after the vessel faced security concerns soon after leaving port last Thursday.

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority got that the vessel, called Jawan, be apprehended as it checked out.

The occurrence happened at Australia’s Port of Portland.

According to records, the Jawan was leaving for Muscat, Oman with 4,327 livestock aboard when it started detailing greatly, requiring the pilot to return the ship to port.

Video of the occurrence reveals the Jawan rolling strongly back and forth in apparently tranquil, protected waters:

Livestock service provider MV Jawan, with greater than 4,300 cows aboard, rolling at Australia’s port orPortland pic.twitter.com/DREggwMfHU

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The AMSA at some point got that all livestock was to be gotten rid of from the vessel under the guidance of the Department of Agriculture as well as Water Resources.

As of Thursday, AIS ship monitoring information revealed the MV Jawan had actually left Portland with its location unidentified– as well as no livestock aboard.

No injuries to livestock were reported.