Game Android - Parties Kangean Energy Indonesia Ltd. ensure fire accident Ideas Silver MT on Saturday, August 28th, 2010 at a special terminal Kangean Energy Indonesia Ltd. All Island waters, District Sapeken, Sumenep, Madura, East Java did not cause oil spills into the sea.
Thus stated the Secretary DG Marine Transportation, Capt. Bobby R Mamahit as quoted from the official website of the Ministry of Transportation in Jakarta, Monday (30/08/2010).
Based on reports to the Head Office of the Director General of Ports Sapeken Maritime Transportation, Ships with Malaysian-flagged GT.7057 size that serves as a Floating Storage Oil is, when doing the loading of crude oil experienced a fire on the tank number five.
"As a result, the wall was torn and the boat deck having slope of 15 degrees to the left. But certainly there was no spillage of oil into the sea," he asserted.
Even so, Ship Crew (ABK) vessels and equipment to install the oil boom (a tool to restrain the spread of oil when spilled) around the vessel in accordance with the standard treatment of oil pollution from ships.
Furthermore, Bobby explains, ship fires occurred at 8:00 o'clock pm. Direct fire fighting crew carried out by using fire extinguishers are available on the ship and successfully extinguished the fire At 11:00 hrs. In the event the fire was not the case of oil pollution, but the four-man crew suffered burns and had received treatment in hospital of Denpasar, Bali.
Bobby added, to anticipate the possibility of potential adverse effects of fire ships, such as pollution, Head Office Port Sapeken at the scene continue to coordinate with Indonesian Energy Kangean LTD. Directorate General of Sea Transportation has also instructed the management Kangean Energy Indonesia Ltd. to take emergency steps to prevent pollution and the sinking ship.
"Staff of the Directorate General of Sea Transportation, has been deployed to the scene to oversee the implementation of the handling of ship fire control effects and conduct further investigations in order to obtain the cause of the fire accident," he asserted.
As for the unfortunate vessel data are as follows:
Ship Name: MT. Silver Ideas
Flag / Call sign: Malaysia / 9MFK9
Size: GT. 7057 / DWT 10830.57
Ship Type: Chemical / Oil Tanker Type 2 (Double Hull)
Ships Functions: Floating Storage Oil in position 11'22''latitude 07o / 115o 47'20''
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Number of Crew: 26 People
Principal / Owner: GS. Tankers Two of the SDN. BHD.
Pencharter: PT. Sea Horse Jakarta (Train dispatcher No. AT. 55/16/18/DJPL.10)
Thus stated the Secretary DG Marine Transportation, Capt. Bobby R Mamahit as quoted from the official website of the Ministry of Transportation in Jakarta, Monday (30/08/2010).
Based on reports to the Head Office of the Director General of Ports Sapeken Maritime Transportation, Ships with Malaysian-flagged GT.7057 size that serves as a Floating Storage Oil is, when doing the loading of crude oil experienced a fire on the tank number five.
"As a result, the wall was torn and the boat deck having slope of 15 degrees to the left. But certainly there was no spillage of oil into the sea," he asserted.
Even so, Ship Crew (ABK) vessels and equipment to install the oil boom (a tool to restrain the spread of oil when spilled) around the vessel in accordance with the standard treatment of oil pollution from ships.
Furthermore, Bobby explains, ship fires occurred at 8:00 o'clock pm. Direct fire fighting crew carried out by using fire extinguishers are available on the ship and successfully extinguished the fire At 11:00 hrs. In the event the fire was not the case of oil pollution, but the four-man crew suffered burns and had received treatment in hospital of Denpasar, Bali.
Bobby added, to anticipate the possibility of potential adverse effects of fire ships, such as pollution, Head Office Port Sapeken at the scene continue to coordinate with Indonesian Energy Kangean LTD. Directorate General of Sea Transportation has also instructed the management Kangean Energy Indonesia Ltd. to take emergency steps to prevent pollution and the sinking ship.
"Staff of the Directorate General of Sea Transportation, has been deployed to the scene to oversee the implementation of the handling of ship fire control effects and conduct further investigations in order to obtain the cause of the fire accident," he asserted.
As for the unfortunate vessel data are as follows:
Ship Name: MT. Silver Ideas
Flag / Call sign: Malaysia / 9MFK9
Size: GT. 7057 / DWT 10830.57
Ship Type: Chemical / Oil Tanker Type 2 (Double Hull)
Ships Functions: Floating Storage Oil in position 11'22''latitude 07o / 115o 47'20''
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Number of Crew: 26 People
Principal / Owner: GS. Tankers Two of the SDN. BHD.
Pencharter: PT. Sea Horse Jakarta (Train dispatcher No. AT. 55/16/18/DJPL.10)
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