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Fire in cargo hold
A fire broke out aboard the 'Hyderabad', while it was discharging cargo at Chittagong outer anchorage in pos. 22° 16' E 091° 45', on April 12, 2026, at around 3:45 p.m., while two dockworker teams were unloading bagged cargo into lighter barges. Smoke was detected in the forward mid-section of the hold near the access ladder. Initial firefighting efforts by the dock workers were unsuccessful, after which the vessel’s crew managed to extinguish the blaze using portable dry chemical extinguishers, fire blankets, and water.The cargo operations from the affected hold were suspended. At around 5:15 p.m., the operations resumed after the fire was successfully contained. The vessel remained at Chittagong anchorage. The authorities had yet to determine the extent of cargo damage.
Four victims of hit and run collision recovered
On Jan 6, 2018, at 12:30 p.m., the 995 patrol boat of the Navy spotted the bodies of the four missing crew members of the "Choke Chuchai" and plucked them out of water. Two of them were Thais identified as Rod Supprasert, 58, Pranom Rungruang, 41, and two others Cambodians identified as Wang Soi, 24, and Ko, 39. Rear Admiral Banchob Phodaeng, commander of the First Naval Area, jad dispatched a renaissance plane, a helicopter and a patrol ship to the scene of the accident off Sattahib coast in Chon Buri once he was informed of the accident. The Thai fishing boat was identified as "Choke Chuchai". Its precise location when it was hit was latitude 12.3.28 north and longtitude 101.12.10 east, about 38 nautical miles from the Sattahib coast. The crew consisted of five Cambodians and three Thais. Another fishing boat, the "Suwit Kan Pramong", which happened to be nearby, managed to save one of the Thais and three Cambodians but the other four vanished. Pattaya Harbour officials and the Marine Traffic and Safety Monitoring Centre of the Navy later located the "Hyderabad" that had hit the fishing boat. The bulkcarrier was shipping coal from Indonesia and left Rayong in the morning. Officials inspected the ship and found a clear trace that it had hit something at its port side bow. The Thai fishing boat owner had filed a complaint with Map Taphut police in Rayong. Report with photos: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30335578
Pakistani bulk carrier sunk Thai fishing vessel, 4 missing
Thailand fishing vessel Chok Chu Chai was struck by pakistani cargo ship Hyderabad in waters southeast of Laem Chabang early in the morning Jan 6, boat submerged with bow above the water. Of 8 crew on board, 4 were rescued, 4 went missing, SAR with deployment of rescue boats and helicopter was launched. Pakistani bulk carrier HYDERABAD is the main and probably, the only suspect. Vessel loaded with coal arrived from Indonesia, to be offloaded at Ko Sichang anchorage, Si Racha. On photos Chok Chu Chai wreck and visible marks on HYDERABAD portside bow.
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