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Survivors and body repatriated
The body of the Filipino Chief Engineer of the 'Minoan Dignity' was repatriated to the Philippines on Sep 1. The officer had lost his life when an unidentified projectile struck the vessel's engine room during an outbound transit of the Strait of Hormuz on Aug 17. The arrival ceremony took place at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 1 in Pasay City, Manila. Government representatives from the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) and the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) received the remains and provided immediate support to the family. The remaining 17 Filipino crew members had survived the strike and were evacuated safely by the Omani Coast Guard. They were repatriated on Aug 21.
Engineer killed in attack off Oman
A seafarer has been killed in an attack on the 'Minoan Dignity', registered to Asante Management Co. and managed by Athens-based Modion Maritime Management, on Aug 17, 2026, in the Strait of Hormuz, which was struck by an unknown projectile on the evening while transiting around five nautical miles off Oman near the Musandam Peninsula. The projectile hit the ship’s engine room abd caused a blast, killing the Filipino chief engineer instantly. Two attempts to evacuate the crew by helicopter were unsuccessful, with the Omani Coast Guard assisting with the rescue operation. All 17 other Filipino crew members were rescued safely, later repatriated and arrived home in Manila late on Aug 21. The vessel remained anchored off Oman with no spill reported. The authorities have not confirmed who was responsible. The attack marked the second on ships owned by the same company in August.
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