2-Sri Lanka-flagged ship sinks in Bay
A ship carrying more than 3,000 tonnes of rice from India sank near the outer anchorage of Bangladesh's Chittagong port on Wednesday, port officials said.
They said the Sri Lanka-flagged vessel Badulu Valley was in collision with an empty, anchored Chinese oil tanker called Heng Zhou, and sank in the Bay of Bengal during the afternoon.
Port officials had earlier said the vessel was carrying a Singapore flag.
Port officials had also earlier given the name of the vessel as M.V. Batulu but the agent for the ship later corrected this.
"The ship sank in the bay with its 17 crew on board," a port official said.
Tugboats from the port authority and the Bangladesh Navy rescued 16 crew members, he said, but the fate of the remaining member was unknown.
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They said the Sri Lanka-flagged vessel Badulu Valley was in collision with an empty, anchored Chinese oil tanker called Heng Zhou, and sank in the Bay of Bengal during the afternoon.
Port officials had earlier said the vessel was carrying a Singapore flag.
Port officials had also earlier given the name of the vessel as M.V. Batulu but the agent for the ship later corrected this.
"The ship sank in the bay with its 17 crew on board," a port official said.
Tugboats from the port authority and the Bangladesh Navy rescued 16 crew members, he said, but the fate of the remaining member was unknown.
Read more,
http://today.reuters.com/news/articlenews.aspx?
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