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Accomodation ships for migrants arrived in IJmuiden
On Oct 7, 2023, the 'Seaway Falcon' arrived at the port of IJmuiden with two accomodation ships which were picked up in Singapore by the ship. The 'Bibby Progress' and the 'Bibby Renaissance' were taken off for a further journey to the Coenhaven in Amsterdam. There they will be further equipped to serve as a shelter for about 1000 asylum seekers. The 'Bibby Renaissance' has room for 664 people, the 'Bibby Progress' has a capacity of 314 places. Normally these ships are used as temporary accommodation for personnel in large maritime projects. The reception of almost 1000 refugees should have started in November. According to the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers, that date is no longer feasible because the voyage of the 'Seaway Falcon' was delayed due to weather conditions. It was now expected that the first refugees will be accommodated on the ships at the end of December. Report with photo: https://www.noordhollandsdagblad.nl/cnt/dmf20231009_03218113?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic
OHT’s FALCON DISCHARGED JACK-UP RIG ABAN VIII IN SINGAPORE
Yesterday early morning (July 28,2018) at the Tuas anchorage the FALCON discharged the Jack-up rig ABAN VIII, the rig was transported from Dubai, in view of her next assignement in Malaysian waters, after offloading the rig was towed by the POSH-TERASEA AHT SALVISCOUNT direct to her next location The ABAN VIII is flying the Mongolian flag and is built in 2008 after a design of Baker Marine Pacific Class 375 by the PPL Shipyard in Singapore the Rig is having a displacment of 19.204 MT and measures 69.8 x 68.4 mtr and is equipped with 154 mtr long legs, the rig is designed to drill upto 9100 mtr depth and is having accomodation for 120 Pax and is equipped with a helidek with capacity for an Sikorsky S61N or euivalent for landing
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