28 October 2011, Update on Schelde Trader
The vessel was towed
into port by two Port of Tauranga tugs and was secured
alongside the Mount Maunganui wharves at 3.45 pm.
We
understand that the vessel owners have divers on standby to
undertake underwater inspections of the hull and class
surveyors will board the ship to undertake a survey of the
vessel
Graeme Marshall
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