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December 14, 2016 · about 9 years ago

Report: Offshore vessel attacked offshore Nigeria

An offshore vessel has reportedly been attacked in the Gulf of Guinea, offshore Nigeria. According to Asket.co.uk, the MV Chilosco vessel was reportedly attacked some 31 nautical miles south of Brass, Nigeria on Tuesday, December 13. Offshore Energy Today is working to verify this info, and will pro

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An offshore vessel has reportedly been attacked in the Gulf of Guinea, offshore Nigeria.

According to Asket.co.uk, the MV Chilosco vessel was reportedly attacked some 31 nautical miles south of Brass, Nigeria on Tuesday, December 13.

Offshore Energy Today is working to verify this info, and will provide further updates if and when available.

While Asket describes the vessel as the offshore supply ship, this is probably the Fast Support Intervention Vessel built by Damen in 2014.

The 53.3-meter vessel has been listed as under ownership of LATC Marine from Nigeria. It is used for for crew changes at deep offshore fields and urgent cargo shipments.

Update: December 15, 2016, 9:37 am CET

We’ve managed to get a response from the vessel owner, who is denying these reports. Read more here: https://bit.ly/2gzSt7t

Dear readers, if you have more info on this story, please contact us at bt@navingo.com

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