The man arrested for the collision of the northern Sea ship to the Russian citizen, says the owner | Value news
British police are investigating the cause behind a collision between a cargo ship and an anchored US fuel tanker.
The Captain of a Lawing Ship who hit an American tanker in the North Sea is a Russian citizen, the owners of the vessel announced because the police continued their investigations into the incident.
On Monday, the container ship Solong collapsed in the Immaculate Stenker, a tanker that carried a jet fuel for the US army, causing an explosion that launched fires on the ship on two vessels.
The next day the British police arrested Solong’s 59-year-old captain Due to suspicion of rough negligence and murder, while the investigations continued that a cargo ship had ran into an American tanker that was anchored about 13 miles (20 kilometers) from the northeast British port of Hull.
Ernst Russ, a German company that owns Portuguese called Solong, confirmed on Wednesday that the captain was Russian and that the crew made 14 members, one of which is Missing and assumed deadAnd he was a mixture of Russian and Philippine nationals.
The crew with 23 members on the Stenic Immaculate ship was evacuated safely and were reported that they were US nationals.
The collision also leaked the fuel into the sea, encouraging worries about the environmental impact and the protected colony of birds. However, Virginia Mcve, Executive Director of the Agency for Maritime and Coast Guard, said on Wednesday that there were no further pollution reports after the “initial incident”.
Mcvea added that the fires on Solonga had “reduced” and there were no visible flames on the stench.
Abdul Khalique, head of the Maritime Center at Liverpool John Moores University, told the AFP news agency that the collision between an anchored ship and another vessel on the “routine” path was “very rare”.
“It is still unknown why MV Solong could not take measures to avoid the collision,” Khalique said, adding that the vessel missed “multiple options” for changing the course.
British prime minister spokesman Keir Starmer said he had no proposal for the “Misdemeanor Game”.
Maritime security records suggest that Solong had minor problems when he examined last year, but nothing was considered a reason for the detention of the vessel.
“Ernst Russa confirms that all the defects that have been discovered during the routine inspections of the Solong State Control of Solong are back in 2024 immediately corrected,” the company states.
While the United Kingdom’s Investigation Branch will collect initial collision information, the US and the Portuguese authorities – the flag states the vessels will have the overall responsibility for the Incident Research.
