sailing / pleasure craft · named in official warnings

S/V KNK Ayaana

2 messages · 2018-04-13 to 2018-05-14

status: no warning in force
first mention: 2018-04-13 17:26Z
latest mention: 2018-05-14 19:04Z
reported as: Surveys2
sea: Arabian Sea
last position: 20.244, 71.715

Track · one row per mention

mentions: 2
span: 31 d
in force: 37 d
along track: 0.1 nm
first → last: 0.1 nm

issued	type	where	position	status
2018-04-13	Surveys	Arabian Sea · Gulf of Khambhat · India	20.24, 71.72	→ 2018-05-13
2018-05-14	Surveys	Arabian Sea · Gulf of Khambhat · India	20.24, 71.71	→ 2018-05-23

Messages · 2, oldest first

Surveys·HYDROPAC 1437/182018-04-13 17:26Z → cancelled 2018-05-13 00:01Z

Survey operations in progress until 12 may by S/V knk ayaana towing equipment in areas bound by: a.…

Arabian Sea · Gulf of Khambhat · India · Arabian Sea

ARABIAN SEA.
GULF OF KHAMBHAT.
INDIA.
DNC 03.
1. SURVEY OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL
   12 MAY BY S/V KNK AYAANA TOWING EQUIPMENT
   IN AREAS BOUND BY:
   A. 20-10.89N 071-22.73E, 20-04.33N 071-29.72E,
      20-00.49N 071-28.82E, 20-00.39N 071-26.07E,
      20-06.73N 071-25.01E, 20-06.53N 071-20.23E,
      20-08.94N 071-18.87E.
   B. 20-09.54N 071-24.17E, 20-20.73N 072-01.41E,
      20-19.69N 072-01.82E, 20-08.68N 071-25.09E.
      WIDE BERTH REQUESTED.
2. CANCEL THIS MSG 13 MAY 18.

Surveys·HYDROPAC 1848/182018-05-14 19:04Z → cancelled 2018-05-23 12:43Z

Survey operations in progress until 31 may by S/V knk ayaana in areas bound by: a. 20-10.89N 071-22.73E,…

Arabian Sea · Gulf of Khambhat · India · Arabian Sea

ARABIAN SEA.
GULF OF KHAMBHAT.
INDIA.
DNC 03.
1. SURVEY OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL
   31 MAY BY S/V KNK AYAANA IN AREAS BOUND BY:
   A. 20-10.89N 071-22.73E, 20-04.33N 071-29.72E,
      20-00.49N 071-28.82E, 20-00.39N 071-26.07E,
      20-06.73N 071-25.01E, 20-06.53N 071-20.23E,
      20-08.94N 071-18.87E.
   B. 20-09.54N 071-24.17E, 20-20.73N 072-01.41E,
      20-19.69N 072-01.46E, 20-08.68N 071-25.09E.
      WIDE BERTH REQUESTED.
2. CANCEL THIS MSG 01 JUN 18.

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