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Home›Clean Fuel›Ramdane Abane LNG carrier suffers engine failure in Turkey
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October 28, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Ramdane Abane LNG carrier suffers engine failure in Turkey

LNG Carrier Ramdane Abane was safely escorted to port safety by Coastal Safety tugs after suffering an engine failure.

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The 1981-built Ramdane Abane LNG carrier suffered an engine failure in the Canakkale Straight on Monday at 9:05 in the morning, according to the local media reports.

Turkish Directorate General of Coastal Safety dispatched three tugboats to help the vessel to port safety after receiving distress calls from the vessel.

It is understood that after fixing the issue, the vessel carrying over 55,ooo tons of LNG reached its destination in Marmara sea.

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LNG World News Staff, Image: Directorate General of Coastal Safety

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