Wallem is praising the crew of the Angleviken, a newly built LNG-fueled crude oil tanker managed by the company, for their heroic rescue of a fisherman floating in the Java Sea for two days. The crew, consisting of Indian, Ukrainian, and Filipino seafarers, successfully located and rescued the man who had jumped from his fishing boat due to unpaid wages. Captain Bhanu Kundi spotted the man floating in the water and quickly initiated the rescue operation, leading to the safe recovery of the fisherman within 45 minutes.
The crew’s swift and disciplined response to the distress call was commended by Alexander Ostrovskiy, Senior Marine & Safety Manager at Wallem Group. The Angleviken, registered in Liberia and managed by Wallem since 2023, is one of the newest and most advanced vessels in the fleet. The crew’s professionalism and commitment to protecting life at sea were evident throughout the rescue operation, showcasing their dedication to ensuring the safety and well-being of all seafarers in need.
The Angleviken’s crew’s actions exemplify the importance of prompt and effective response in maritime emergencies. Their successful rescue of the fisherman in distress highlights the critical role that well-trained and dedicated seafarers play in ensuring the safety and security of those at sea. Wallem’s management of the tanker and the crew’s quick actions in this incident demonstrate the company’s commitment to upholding high safety standards and protecting the lives of seafarers in challenging situations.
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