FES
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Cargo Ship

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IMO:

7600005

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CNOF

Width:

19.0 m

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105.0 m

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Cargo Ship

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Morocco

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Moving

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96.4° / 9.0

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331.0° / 9.0

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moored

Location:

Casablanca (Casablanca Port)

Area:

Morocco

Last seen:

2017-01-29
3569 days ago

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T-AIS

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Last update:

4806 days ago

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FES 7600005

Thu May 05 09:46:11 CEST 2011 Timsen

11 stowaways, one of them 12 years old, were arrested when they descended from the "Fes" at Malaga Port. The ship had been subcontracted by a Spanish company. The men were detected in the false bottom of a lorry trailer when the containers were being unloaded onto the docks. All were in good health. The National Police was alerted and although the stowaways claimed to be Algerians and minors, the police suspected that they were Moroccans and that only three of them are under 18 years old. Oseometric tests to determine their ages were carried out at the police station, where two more stowaways who had hidden on the ferry from Melilla and who had been discovered just hours earlier were also being held. The "Fes" remained at Malaga by May 4, 2011.

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