merchant vessel · named in official warnings

M/V Lars Grael

3 messages · 2008-12-09 to 2009-04-03

status: no warning in force
first mention: 2008-12-09 02:18Z
latest mention: 2009-04-03 11:14Z
reported as: Cable ops3
sea: South Atlantic Ocean
last position: -11.491, -37.052

Track · one row per mention

mentions: 3
span: 115 d
in force: 31 d
along track: 32.9 nm
first → last: 27.5 nm

issued	type	where	position	status
2008-12-09	Cable ops	South Atlantic Ocean	-11.03, -37.05	→ 2008-12-19
2008-12-30	Cable ops	South Atlantic Ocean	-11.01, -36.99	→ 2009-01-10
2009-04-03	Cable ops	South Atlantic Ocean	-11.49, -37.05	→ 2009-04-16

Messages · 3, oldest first

Cable ops·HYDROLANT 2117/082008-12-09 02:18Z → cancelled 2008-12-19 00:00Z

Submarine cable operations 12 thru 18 dec by M/V lars grael in area bound by 11-00.43S 037-03.73W, 11-00.83S…

South Atlantic Ocean

1. SUBMARINE CABLE OPERATIONS 12 THRU 18 DEC
   BY M/V LARS GRAEL IN AREA BOUND BY
   11-00.43S 037-03.73W, 11-00.83S 037-03.45W,
   11-01.55S 037-02.68W, 11-02.05S 037-02.67W,
   11-03.68S 037-02.43W. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED.
2. CANCEL THIS MSG 19 DEC.

Cable ops·HYDROLANT 2271/082008-12-30 14:11Z → cancelled 2009-01-10 00:00Z

Submarine cable operations 02 thru 09 jan 09 by M/V lars grael in area bound by 11-00.43S 037-03.73W,…

South Atlantic Ocean

1. SUBMARINE CABLE OPERATIONS 02 THRU 09 JAN 09
   BY M/V LARS GRAEL IN AREA BOUND BY
   11-00.43S 037-03.73W, 11-00.63S 037-02.12W,
   11-00.55S 037-01.53W, 11-02.75S 036-57.90W,
   10-59.32S 036-56.90W. WIDE BERTH REQUESTED.
2. CANCEL THIS MSG 10 JAN 09.

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Cable ops·HYDROLANT 644/092009-04-03 11:14Z → cancelled 2009-04-16 00:01Z
Submarine cable operations 06 thru 15 apr by M/V lars grael in area bound by 11-00.72S 037-04.68W, 11-00.70S…
South Atlantic Ocean
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1. SUBMARINE CABLE OPERATIONS 06 THRU 15 APR
   BY M/V LARS GRAEL IN AREA BOUND BY
   11-00.72S 037-04.68W, 11-00.70S 037-01.93W,
   11-58.18S 037-01.53W, 11-58.20S 037-04.28W.
2. CANCEL THIS MSG 16 APR.
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