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The owners of the 'Glory Future' have contracted the Saigon Newport Corporation to refloat the grounded vessel. One out of the two tugs they will be using has meanwhile arrived at the grounding site. The Central Oil Spill Response Centre has also dispatched two vessels with buoys to coordinate deployment, if an oil spill occurs.

On Oct 21, both the 'Grande Ghana' and the 'Grande Argentina' broke loose from their berths 1303 + 1307 at the AET Terminal and Port of Antwerp in stormy conditions. The Port confiscated both berths till Nautical Commission had released the ships for sailing after being inspected by a member of the Nautical Commission. As of Oct 22, they remained stationary in port.

On Oct 21, 2021, at 8.05 a.m. the RCC Guam received a distress signal from the 'Alpha Jimbo' in the vicinity of position 007 00 00N, 134 00 00E. Vessels in the area were requested to keep a sharp lookout, assist if possible and report to the RCC Guam.

On Oct 21, both the 'Grande Ghana' and the 'Grande Argentina' broke loose from their berths 1303 + 1307 at the AET Terminal and Port of Antwerp in stormy conditions. The Port confiscated both berths till Nautical Commission had released the ships for sailing after being inspected by a member of the Nautical Commission. As of Oct 22, they remained stationary in port.