Singaporean vessel, crashed at 1AM shortly after departing port.
I'm making a stab in the dark bet that maybe the bridge was running on a skeleton crew and one or more of them were drunk as fuck from partying on the same night they were due to depart.
The vessel apparently has a history of crashing into things, so maybe the captain is an alcoholic.
You shouldn't need a source, a harbour pilot should always be driving the ship, that is standard procedure for most harbours in the world with dredged channels.
A false flag, or a result of Captain Sheniquea being in charge? Anyway it looks deliberate.
Singaporean vessel, crashed at 1AM shortly after departing port.
I'm making a stab in the dark bet that maybe the bridge was running on a skeleton crew and one or more of them were drunk as fuck from partying on the same night they were due to depart.
The vessel apparently has a history of crashing into things, so maybe the captain is an alcoholic.
The ship is still within the harbour bounds, shouldn't it be driven by a pilot from the docks?
Good point, my shipping knowledge is mediocre at best, hadn't even thought about that.
Apparently a local pilot was driving the ship out of the port. I don't have a source but my wife was watching a broadcast where that was announced.
You shouldn't need a source, a harbour pilot should always be driving the ship, that is standard procedure for most harbours in the world with dredged channels.