А что случилось??Вот попалось фото "Башкирии" в Бангкоке:
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Непонятно насчет "Башкирии"
Автор Александр Соснин, янв 11 2005 19:36
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Отправлено 10 Ноябрь 2006 - 20:58
Я искал в англоязычном интернете, но никаких подробностей не нашел, кроме того, что вроде бы корпус теплохода неожиданно дал течь.
Российские речные суда
Szíveskedjenek vigyázni, az ajtók záródnak. A Moszkva tér végállomás következik
Szíveskedjenek vigyázni, az ajtók záródnak. A Moszkva tér végállomás következik
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Отправлено 10 Январь 2007 - 19:31
А вот и бывшая "Литва":
The passenger ship Green Coast (4,992-gt, ex Litva) which lies capsized in Luanda Harbour, has been an unwanted resident since 2001 when a Hong Kong-based company attempted to convert her into a floating hotel. The ship was later the subject of an inquiry by the International Transport Federation (ITF) which accused the owners of holding Chinese workers on board in conditions little different from slavery. The project was later abandoned.
Earlier this year the ship capsized after firefighters pumped too much water on board while trying to extinguish a fire. Luanda authorities have since issued a tender for the righting and removal of the wreck.
The wreck of Green Coast (Litva) would have little more than passing interest were it not one that she is one of the last of the once numerous Soviet Mikhail Kalinin class of passenger ships, having been built in 1960 for Black Sea Shipping.
The photograph was taken by Bureau Veritas’ (BV) director in Luanda, Rui Fonseca and made available courtesy of Alex Gregg-Smith of the Durban BV office via Prof Trevor Jones.
( http://www.ports.co....11_13_2540.html )
и снимок этого судна, сделанный в прошлом году:
http://ports.co.za/a...e/image-218.jpg
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The passenger ship Green Coast (4,992-gt, ex Litva) which lies capsized in Luanda Harbour, has been an unwanted resident since 2001 when a Hong Kong-based company attempted to convert her into a floating hotel. The ship was later the subject of an inquiry by the International Transport Federation (ITF) which accused the owners of holding Chinese workers on board in conditions little different from slavery. The project was later abandoned.
Earlier this year the ship capsized after firefighters pumped too much water on board while trying to extinguish a fire. Luanda authorities have since issued a tender for the righting and removal of the wreck.
The wreck of Green Coast (Litva) would have little more than passing interest were it not one that she is one of the last of the once numerous Soviet Mikhail Kalinin class of passenger ships, having been built in 1960 for Black Sea Shipping.
The photograph was taken by Bureau Veritas’ (BV) director in Luanda, Rui Fonseca and made available courtesy of Alex Gregg-Smith of the Durban BV office via Prof Trevor Jones.
( http://www.ports.co....11_13_2540.html )
и снимок этого судна, сделанный в прошлом году:
http://ports.co.za/a...e/image-218.jpg
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