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Ship Shinline Essay

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II. VIEWPOINT On Oct 18,2012 Malaysian freighter vessel Shinline 8 sank 30 miles west of Jeju island, East China sea due to water ingress. In the morning around 0700H LT, the vessel requested the assistance. A Coast Guard rescue ship was came to assist. It is said that the tried to control the water ingress has been failed, and they decided to evacuate people. A rescue vessel took on board 15 crews of Shinline 8 and straight to the shore, but the boat overturned in a stormy water with a high waves of 4 meters. There were 15 Shinline eight (8) crew and two (2) boat rescuers on board, 5 were trapped inside the capsized boat. The 5 people died in that accident, all of them come from Shinline 8 crews, three of them are Filipino and two Chinese nationalities. Two people were immediately taken to hospital unconscious and in critical …show more content…

19 crew included 13 Chinese and 6 Filipino nationalities. The 7025 dwt freighter Shinline 8 sank in the East China Sea near Jeju Island, South Korea. The crew called the Coast Guard that the ship is suffering water ingress in the engine room. The ingress had caused a black out, outage in power and that vessel’s pumps had failed to work. The Coast Guard released a high-speed rescue craft to the ship. The rescuers were able to rescue 15 crew from the Shinline 8 and immediately proceeded back to shore. Four other crew remained on the vessel However, the rescue craft capsized in the rough seas with waves reaching four (4) meters high. Five crewmen were trap and died while one rescuer was criticaly injured. The crew hung to the rescue craft until other rescuers arrived pulling the crew from the water. The four crew left on board the Shinline were also rescued. Reports stated that the rescue boat had a maximum capacity of 11 people and that rescue boat was overloaded. An investigation has been conduct into the

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