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Photographer:
Krispen Atkinson [ View profile ]
Captured:
May 18, 2017
Title:
Unknown
Location:
Singapore, Singapore
Photo Category:
Mystery Ships
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Oct 9, 2018
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675
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2,000 x 1,333

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Unknown Chinese built tanker Passing Kusu Island on 18th May 2017, westbound in Singapore Straits.
Appears to be a former Chinese tanker. There is a name on the bow, but it's not readable. There is also a name on the bridge board, but again it can not be made out - any help will be gratefully received.

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Thanks David, however I had ruled out this ship, as she was built in Japan, and I'm pretty sure this is Chinese built.

Krispen

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person
As I said, it's probably not the right one anyway. "Decommissioned or lost" is what MarineTraffic use when they don't know and no info for a long time. Perhaps still Korean? Or do you think that the name on the bow is in Chinese?

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That would mean that she kept her Korean name, but I find it highly doubtful. Marinetraffic states that the vessel with this IMO number is "decommissioned or lost".

Cheers

Vlad

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Probably not right, but perhaps:

DONG YOUNG No.3 (IMO 5231111)
998gt 1657dwt
built 1956 Shioyama Dockyard Co, Osaka (Yd 227)
from1991: Youngchang Enterprise Co Ltd, Busan
2001 "continued existence in doubt"

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person
Thanks Phil - I fear this one will remain a mystery. There was no AIS trace at the time, so no help there.
Krispen

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The name seems to be something like YONGUNG No. 3 but no trace of anything similar.

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