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Ship
[edit]- Type: General cargo ship
- Built by: Scheepsbouwwerf Gebroeders Pot N.V., Bolnes
- Yard number: 865
- Launched: 1937.05
- Completed: 1937.08
- Length oa: 57.46 m
- Length bpp: 52.13 m
- Beam: 9.12 m
- Depth: 5.21 m
- Draft: 3.18 m
- GRT: 388
- NRT: 160
- DWT: 574
- Engine: Stork, nr. 3967, 570 BHP
- Engine manuf.: Machinefabriek Gebr. Stork & Co. N.V., Hengelo
- Speed: 10.5 kn
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History
[edit]- 1937.08 Named Plato; Flag: Netherlands
- Call sign: PJCG
- Port: Willemstad
- Owner: West-Indische Scheepvaart Maatschappij N.V., Willemstad
- Manager: Koninklijke Nederlandsche Stoomboot-Maatschappij N.V., Amsterdam
- 1963.01 Name retained Plato; Flag: Netherlands
- Call sign: PGTR
- Port: Amsterdam
- Owner: Nieuwe Kustvaart Maatschappij N.V., Amsterdam
- 1963.03 Renamed Nissos Skopelos; Flag: Greece
- Call sign: SWZK
- Port: Piraeus
- Owner: Fotis C. Georgopoulos & Alexandros N. Athanassiades, Piraeus
- 1965.06 Renamed Amyntas L; Flag: Greece
- Owner: N.S. Livas, Piraeus
- 1969 Renamed Amyndas L; Flag: Greece
- Owner: H. Vaveleas & N. Adamakis, Piraeus
- 1974 Renamed Triiris; Flag: Greece
- Owner: P. Nonis & K. Nonis, Piraeus
- 1975 Renamed Theomitor; Flag: Greece
- Owner: E. Digalakis a.o., Piraeus
- 1976 Renamed Daniel; Flag: Greece
- Owner: Kotsoglu Bros., Piraeus
- 1978 Renamed Safari Countess; Flag: Maldive Islands
- Port: Male
- Owner: Ahmed Ismail Maniku & K. Adbul Sattar, Male
- 1983 Renamed Al Farzana Ajman; Flag: United Arab Emirates
- Port: Dubai
- Owner: Unknown
- 1983.05.11 During a voyage from Khor Fakkan to Karachi, sprang a leak in severe weather
- 1983.05.12 Intentionally grounded at position 25'25N / 59'20E, 60nm from Chah Bahar, Iran
- 1983 Vessel became CTL and was locally scrapped