NYK LNG Carrier Rescues Sailors in Caribbean
May 23, 2018
At about 17:20 (LST) on May 13, Marvel Falcon, a liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier owned by NYK, offered humanitarian assistance to four sailors requesting rescue. The LNG carrier had been sailing from the port of Balboa, Panama, to the Sabine Pass LNG terminal in the U.S. state of Louisiana when the small boat was spotted.
The rescued sailors had departed from Port Limon, Costa Rica, on May 7 to deliver fuel to another boat, but they experienced engine trouble on May 8 and had drifted at sea for the next few days.
The four sailors were in good health, and on May 18 they disembarked from Marvel Falcon at Sabine Pass to be processed by relevant authorities.
Sailors in small boat prior to rescue
Captain: Damir Petrovic
Flag of registry: Singapore
Gross Tonnage: 114,084 tons
Type of vessel: LNG carrier
Ship management: NYK Shipmanagement Pte. Ltd.
The rescued sailors had departed from Port Limon, Costa Rica, on May 7 to deliver fuel to another boat, but they experienced engine trouble on May 8 and had drifted at sea for the next few days.
The four sailors were in good health, and on May 18 they disembarked from Marvel Falcon at Sabine Pass to be processed by relevant authorities.
Sailors in small boat prior to rescue
Captain: Damir Petrovic
Flag of registry: Singapore
Gross Tonnage: 114,084 tons
Type of vessel: LNG carrier
Ship management: NYK Shipmanagement Pte. Ltd.
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