merchant vessel · named in official warnings

M/V Seabulk Ross Seal

1 message · 1999-04-23

status
no warning in force
first mention
1999-04-23 13:31Z
latest mention
1999-04-23 13:31Z
reported as
Surveys1
sea
South China Sea
last position
5.833, 115.301

Messages · 1, oldest first

One mention so far. The message has its own page: HYDROPAC 332/99. This page grows when the name is issued again.

  1. 1
    Surveys·HYDROPAC 332/991999-04-23 13:31Z → cancelled 1999-07-11 00:00Z
    Survey operations in progress until 10 jul by M/V seabulk ross seal towing 4500 meter long cable in areas…
    South China Sea
    1. SURVEY OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS UNTIL 10 JUL BY
   M/V SEABULK ROSS SEAL TOWING 4500 METER LONG CABLE
   IN AREAS BOUND BY:
   A. 04-00N 112-30E, 04-00N 112-10E, 04-30N 112-10E,
      04-30N 112-00E, 04-40N 112-00E, 04-40N 112-40E,
      05-10N 112-40E, 05-10N 112-05E, 05-30N 112-05E,
      05-30N 112-40E, 05-20N 112-40E, 05-20N 113-00E,
      04-40N 113-00E, 04-40N 112-50E, 04-10N 112-30E.
   B. 05-00N 115-30E, 05-05N 115-05E, 05-15N 114-50E,
      05-40N 114-25E, 06-30N 115-25E, 06-30N 115-50E,
      06-15N 115-30E, 06-00N 115-30E, 06-00N 116-05E.
2. CANCEL THIS MSG 11 JUL.

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