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Home›Green Marine›Ship distressed in Sea of Japan has 4,000 tns of cargo
Green Marine

December 14, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Ship distressed in Sea of Japan has 4,000 tns of cargo

Motor ship Diana that sent distress signals from the Sea of Japan has about 4,000 tons of cargo aboard. The ship, which flies the Cambodian flag and has an 18-strong Russian crew, has scrap metal in the holds and timber on the deck.

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Motor ship Diana that sent distress signals from the Sea of Japan has about 4,000 tons of cargo aboard. The ship, which flies the Cambodian flag and has an 18-strong Russian crew, has scrap metal in the holds and timber on the deck.

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