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Search and Rescue Operation for Distressed Cargo Ship "Mariza N" in Mediterranean Sea

A search and rescue operation is underway in the Mediterranean Sea for the oil products tanker "Mariza N," following a distress alert received by the Joint Rescue Coordination Center (JRCC) Piraeus, Greece, on March 2nd, 2024, at 5:50 pm UTC.

Details:

  • Vessel: M/T Mariza N (IMO: 8004090)
  • Type: Oil Products Tanker
  • Flag: Cameroon
  • Length: 70.75 meters
  • Width: 11.8 meters
  • Last Reported Position: 33° 43.9' N - 22° 55.8' E (Please note: This position may not be accurate.)
  • Casualty Situation: Listing (leaning) 8 degrees to port side
  • Number of People on Board: 8
  • Assistance Required: Salvage

JRCC Piraeus is coordinating the search and rescue effort with JRCC Libya. They are requesting assistance from all ships in the area, within a radius of 50 nautical miles around 34° 00' N 23° 00' E, to keep a sharp lookout for the "Mariza N" and report any sightings to the JRCCs.

Important Note:

  • This information is based solely on the SAR Situation Report (SITREP) and may not be fully comprehensive.
  • The cause of the list and the condition of the vessel and crew are unknown.
  • The search area may be broader than the reported position.




Update:

  • The master of the "Mariza N" has declared that the vessel is no longer in a distress situation and does not require any assistance.
  • The "Mariza N" is now sailing under its own power towards Tobruk Port, Libya.

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