merchant vessel · named in official warnings

M/V GEO Seacher

1 message · 2008-01-15

status
no warning in force
first mention
2008-01-15 11:10Z
latest mention
2008-01-15 11:10Z
reported as
Cable ops1
sea
Arabian Sea
last position
22.375, 65.067

Messages · 1, oldest first

One mention so far. The message has its own page: HYDROPAC 75/08. This page grows when the name is issued again.

  1. 1
    Cable ops·HYDROPAC 75/082008-01-15 11:10Z → cancelled 2008-01-16 10:28Z
    Seismic survey in progress until 31 mar by M/V geo seacher and support vessel christina debora in areas…
    Arabian Sea
    1. SEISMIC SURVEY IN PROGRESS UNTIL 31 MAR BY M/V GEO SEACHER
       AND SUPPORT VESSEL CHRISTINA DEBORA IN AREAS BOUND BY:
       A. 22-35.0N 066-20.0E, 22-35.0N 066-38.3E,
          22-59.0N 066-38.3E, 22-59.0N 066-55.0E,
          22-35.0N 066-55.0E, 22-35.0N 067-16.0E,
          22-10.0N 067-02.0E, 22-00.0N 066-50.0E,
          22-00.0N 066-20.0E, 22-35.0N 066-20.0E.
       B. 22-40.0N 064-33.0E, 22-40.0N 064-49.0E,
          22-27.0N 064-49.0E, 22-27.0N 065-35.0E,
          22-00.0N 065-35.0E, 22-00.0N 066-50.0E,
          21-33.0N 066-16.0E, 21-33.0N 066-01.0E,
          21-40.0N 066-01.0E, 21-40.0N 065-50.0E,
          21-50.0N 065-50.0E, 21-50.0N 065-40.0E,
          21-55.0N 065-40.0E, 21-55.0N 065-30.0E,
          22-07.0N 065-30.0E, 22-07.0N 065-10.0E,
          22-18.0N 065-10.0E, 22-18.0N 064-33.0E,
          22-40.0N 064-33.0E.
       C. 23-20.0N 065-20.0E, 23-20.0N 065-30.0E,
          23-05.0N 065-30.0E, 23-05.0N 065-50.0E,
          23-00.0N 065-50.0E, 23-00.0N 066-19.0E,
          22-45.0N 066-19.0E, 22-45.0N 065-50.0E,
          23-00.0N 065-50.0E, 23-00.0N 065-30.0E,
          22-40.0N 065-30.0E, 22-40.0N 065-35.0E,
          22-27.0N 065-35.0E, 22-27.0N 064-49.0E,
          22-55.0N 064-49.0E, 22-55.0N 065-00.0E,
          23-05.0N 065-00.0E, 23-05.0N 065-10.0E,
          23-15.0N 065-10.0E, 23-15.0N 065-20.0E,
          22-20.0N 065-20.0E.
       WIDE BERTH REQUESTED.
    2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 APR.
    

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