Panamanian-registered freighter runs aground in Kochi port

Panamanian-registered freighter runs aground in Kochi port

KOCHI, Japan - The photo shows a Panamanian-registered freighter being towed by a tugboat in Kochi port on the afternoon of June 1. The 947-ton Flausan, carrying about 1,100 tons of scarp iron, ran aground in the port at about 10:30 a.m. shortly after the vessel left the port for South Korea.

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