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Bulletin of information and analysis February 14th, 2014 on ship demolition November / December 2013 171 ships to be broken up. In a # 34 single file, they would form a 31 st st km long convoy from November 1 to 31 December 31 2013 Ship-breaking Content : Sentenced to breaking 1 Nuclear is not dead 12 General cargo 21 Demolition on the spot: Edoil, Luno 2 Overview: November 1st to December 31st 13 Container ship 32 Scrapping or sea-dumping 5 From Matthias Claudius to Trader 2 21 Reefer 37 Military vessels 5 The Black Page 31 Ro Ro 37 Letters to the Editor : Ice Maiden I, 6 The END: the ex future Flotel Ice Maiden I 53 Cement carrier - bulker 39 Buccleuch, Willamette, Storis (Fish) Factory ship 14 Offshore - tug 48 US National Defense Reserve Fleet 9 Chemical tanker 15 Car carrier 49 Alang, Bay of refuge for the German 12 Gas tanker 16 Heavy load carrier 50 gas tankers Oil tanker 17 Passenger ship 50 Sources 56 A Giant (338 m) returning to land th NASA Unity hits the beach in Gadani (Pakistan), November 5 , 2013 © Shahid Sentenced to breaking The Abou Karim IV (IMO 7711866) sails under Lebanese flag. When she boarded cows in Philadelphia mid-December 2013, American inspectors omitted noting certain deficiencies on the cattle carrier. Two weeks later, dead Holstein cows, their stomachs ripped open and their ears mutilated, beached on the Zealand Island in Denmark and in South Sweden in Ystadt. The cut stomachs and partial ear mutilation aim to sink the carcasses and, in case they still reached land or were caught by fishermen, to prevent identification. -
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