Ship traffic in the Bosphorus suspended in both directions
Ship traffic in the Bosphorus was temporarily suspended in both directions due to a rudder failure on a cargo ship. Traffic returned to normal in the early hours of the day after the malfunction was resolved.
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In a statement made by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, it was reported that ship traffic in the Bosphorus was temporarily suspended in both directions due to a rudder failure experienced by the general cargo ship named SEA TURTLE off Kandilli.
MALFUNCTION RESOLVED
The rudder failure that occurred on the cargo ship named Sea Turtle in the Bosphorus has been resolved.
The Bosphorus had been temporarily closed to ship traffic in both directions due to the rudder failure of the cargo ship named Sea Turtle.
The cargo ship's malfunction has been resolved.
In the statement made by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, it was stated, "Ship traffic in the Bosphorus has been temporarily suspended in both directions due to a rudder failure experienced by the general cargo ship named SEA TURTLE off Kandilli."
BOSPHORUS OPENED TO SHIP TRAFFIC
The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure announced on its social media account that the cargo ship named 'Sea Turtle' had been taken to a safe area in the Bosphorus and that the strait had been reopened to ship traffic.
In the statement made by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, it was said: "The general cargo ship named 'Sea Turtle', which experienced a rudder failure, has been taken to a safe area in the Bosphorus.
Ship traffic in the Bosphorus was opened to vessel traffic in the South-North direction as of 00:20."