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Arrested bulkcarrier to be auctioned

The "Infinity" which was arrested in October 2016 on outstanding debts from four creditors - including a claim for approximately $93,000 by OW Bunker assignee ING Bank (ING) - has been put to public auction following a ruling by an Indian court. The NKD Maritime was also seeking to $1 million from the vessel's owner, Turkey's Glamour Maritime. The vessel's insurance was noted to have lapsed on April 6, 2017, with insurance companies having declined provide further cover to the ship. Pending the hearing of the four different claims, proceeds from the vessel's auction will be go toward the legal suit against the vessel. Interested parties have until April 19 to submit offers for the vessel.

Bulkcarrier grounded while waiting for beaching

The "Infinity" drifted aground at the coast of the Valsad district south of Alang on Sep 19, 2016, after her anchor dragged as it was not anchored properly. The vessel had started to move slowly towards the Dandi coast with wind and waves and ran aground in the evening, surprising fishermen community and local people. The vessel had been sold for scrap in 2015, and anchored off the Alang demolition beach following a court order. For maintenance and guard purposes a crew of 10 Indians had remained on board. The vessel’s engine was inoperable and the general condition of the hull very poor. No leak was reported reported, and all fuel and oil were debunkered already long time ago. Reports with photos: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/surat/Bulk-carrier-washes-ashore-at-Valsad-coast-of-Gujarat/articleshow/54413346.cms http://www.bhaskar.com/news/GUJ-RAJ-OMC-liberian-ship-enter-in-valsad-coastal-area-news-hindi-5421711-PHO.html

arrived Bhavnagar Anchorage

arrived Bhavnagar Anchorage 04.10.15