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Aasli of Limassol, Cyprus

Aasli at Ipswich after arriving from Port Talbot.

 

Name: Aasli

Vessel type: Aggregates carrier

Home port: Limassol

Flag: Cyprus:

IMO: 9060778

MMSI: 212811000

Call sign: 5BTS6

Crew: 11

Length overall: 99.95 m

Beam: 15.85 m

Draught: 7.25 m

Depth: 9.06 m

Gross tonnage: 3,968 ton

Net tonnage: 2,293 ton

Max deadweight: 6,630 ton

Number of holds: 2

Hold dimensions: 2 x 36 x 13.38 x 9.05 m

Hold 1 capacity: 13,282 m3

Hold 2 capacity: 13,543 m3

Crane: 1 x Hitachi ZX850

Discharge capacity: 600 ton per hour

Engine: 1 x MAK 6M453C

Engine output: 1 x 2,717 (2,026 kW) at 600 rpm

Bow thruster: 1 x 359 hp (268 kW)

Speed loaded: 10.5 knots

Speed in ballast: 11.5 knots

Builder: Bodewes Shipyard, Hoogezand, Netherlands

Yard number: 566

Launch date: 11th. June 1994

Completion date: 14th. October 1994

Owner: Aasen Shipping AS, Mosterhamn, Norway

 

Previous names:

Comtesse until October 2004

Globe until September 2003

Comtesse until 2000

 

MEDIVAC OFF RHYL.

The captain of the Aasli contacted the Holyhead Coastguard Co-ordinating centre to ask advice on a sick crew member on 22nd. August 2016. He was put in touch with a hospital doctor via a radio link. The doctor recommended the crewman should be evacuated to a hospital for further investigations, and the Rhyl's all-weather lifeboat was launched. Aasli was at anchor some 10 miles offshore, and the lifeboat was alongside nearly an hour later. The crewman was assisted on to the lifeboat and was cared for by two of the lifeboat's casualty care team. The crewman spoke very little English, and so hand signals and gestures were used to help overcome the language barrier. The man was given oxygen to assist his conditions and his condition continuously monitored. The lifeboat then returned at full speed back to Rhyl, and the man was taken to Ysbyty Glan Clwyd Hospital by ambulance.

 

 

 

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