This morning, two tankers, the HAFNIA NILE and CERES I, caught fire off the coast of #Singapore. AIS data visualised with the MarineTraffic playback tool appears to show a collision northeast of the Singaporean island of Pedra Branca.
Based on our readings of the AIS data, the oil laden Panamax-sized tanker HAFNIA NILE (9766217) had knocked into the starboard bow of the empty dark fleet VLCC called CERES I (9229439) at 14.2kn speed in the international waters of the Riau archipelago this morning. Both tankers... pic.twitter.com/x5d4aMU000
— TankerTrackers.com, Inc. (@TankerTrackers) July 19, 2024
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