Sriracha News Center – Navy Region 1 seized the ship “Col Sud Sakhon 4” while drifting in the middle of the sea on the northwest side of Koh Phai, Chon Buri Province, found 100,000 liters of diesel fuel claimed from a ship in the Gulf of Rayong. Prepare to invite relevant agencies for inspection
At 0.10 am today (17 February) Lt. Gen. Kovit Inprom, commander of the 1st Navy Region ordered Lieutenant Pattanun Bunruengsanoh, commander of the patrol vessel, Tor.265, conducts reconnaissance patrols. After being informed that Found a suspicious ship, a blue hull Floating in the middle of the sea, northwest, Koh Phai, Chonburi
The ship was found as reported by the name of the boat, Col. Sud Sakhon 4, a large ship Hull is steel The tonnage is a six-cylinder oil container.
The officers then showed themselves to check documents from the crew of 5 ships, consisting of: Mr. Prathuang Undee, 63 years old, Shipmaster, Mr. Thongchai Niamthaisong, 37 years old, Mr. Sarawut Chanwankhong, 22 years old, Mr. Rittidet Mapo. The middle of the age of 18 and Mr. A (fictitious name), aged 16, found no documents.
In addition, a large amount of diesel was also found in the tonnage. And there is no document showing the source of the oil as well. Initially, the officers controlled the ship. With all the crew to inspect at the central harbor Naval Battle, Sattahip District, Chonburi Province
According to Mr. Prathuang Undee, the boat was informed that he had been hired by the owner of a 30-year-old boat named “Sia Tl” who lives in Samut Sakhon Province to drive the boat from the port in the area from the morning of the 13th. . Past To pick up 100,000 liters of diesel from a large oil boat, an orange hull, a white saddle. The park floats in the middle of the sea in front of the bay of Rayong during the time of 8:00 pm on February 14.
After that, it was parked in the middle of the sea for 1 day and on February 16, 2021 set out to bring the oil to the port of Samut Sakhon But was arrested first
Today, the Navy Region 1 will invite relevant agencies to inspect oil that has been taxed. This includes whether the ship has been misused or not, and if found guilty, will be prosecuted under the law without exception.
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