Tanker Malfunction Forces Closure of Bosphorus to Ship Traffic
Ship traffic in the Bosphorus suspended due to tanker malfunction
In a recent development, ship traffic was temporarily suspended in both directions in the Bosphorus strait due to a tanker malfunction. The incident involved a tanker named ‘Cordelia Moon’ which experienced a malfunction in front of Yeniköy while sailing from Yalova to Russia.
The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure released a statement regarding the situation, emphasizing the temporary suspension of two-way ship traffic in the Bosphorus. This measure was put in place to ensure the safety and security of all vessels navigating through the strait.
Further details about the extent of the malfunction and any potential impact on the environment or surrounding areas have not yet been disclosed. Authorities are working to resolve the issue and restore normal ship traffic as soon as possible.
The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining and ensuring the proper functioning of maritime vessels to prevent such disruptions in one of the busiest waterways in the world. The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, along with relevant authorities, are closely monitoring the situation and taking necessary actions to address the issue promptly.
