Captain of Solong container ship charged over North Sea collision

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On Friday, the Humberceide Police has accused Vladimir Motin of a ship involved in a severe collision between a ship and an oil tanker in the northern sea coast of the East Yorkshire, with a fairly neglected killing.

The 59 -year -old Motin of Primarsky, near St. Petersburg, Russia, was in charge of the Container Ship Solong on Monday, while the Steon of East Yorkshire collided with Withornsia.

Time ExplosionSolong’s crew member disappeared. On Friday, the Crown Prosecution Service crew member of England was identified as a member, who died, as a Mark Angelo Parnia (1) of the Philippines.

Dead died as a member of the missing crew.

The incident on Monday’s incident immediately caught fire in a 220,000 barrel jet fuel cargo in Steen Imaculate’s cargo, which was carrying it in favor of the US military. After the incident, more than 30 crew members of the two ships had to leave the shipboat and other craft.

Humbeceide police arrested the primary Motin on Wednesday.

Solong was traveling from the port of Granagmouth to the Fourth Fourth of Scotland at Rotterdam, Netherlands. The Steena ship was anchor.

The collision was one of the worst events in recent years off the British coast.

“Vladimir Motin, captain of Salong Ship of Primarsky, Russia’s St. Petersburg, was accused of killing Vladimir Motin, a total negligent killing of the Hal Magistrates Court on Friday evening,” said a statement on Friday evening.

Earlier on Friday, the Maritime and Coast Guard Agency (MCA) said that it was still originally included even after some fire in Solong.

The company says “Salong now has only small phase pockets, which is not the cause of irrational concerns,” the company said.

The initial concern that can cause a significant pollution problem – either due to the fuel of the stnea imamakulate or due to chemicals from the solang containers – has not yet been proved justified.

The MCA said Friday: “Regular air surveillance flights observe the ships and confirm that Steona has no cause of concern due to pollution or solang.”

The German company owned by Solong is owned by Ernst Rush, which said Friday that it would be inappropriate to comment on the ongoing police investigation.

But it added: “We are fully supporting the crew and assisting in investigating the incident.”