Gulf Livestock 1 Ship Carrying 5867 Cattle & 43 Crew Capsizes off Japan
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2020
- A cargo ship carrying 5,867 cattle and 43 crew capsized off Japan. UAE-based Gulf Navigation owned Panamanian flagged 450 feet Gulf Livestock 1 sent a distress call near Amami Oshima Island in southwestern Japan after Category 4 storm Typhoon Maysak battered the region with winds up to 160 kilometers per hour. The ship's engine failed as it was hit by a wave, causing it to capsize. One of the boat’s engines had stalled and the vessel was overturned by a powerful wave before eventually sinking. Dead cows from the boat have also been seen in the waves. Horrific images have emerged showing water pouring into the doomed Gulf Livestock 1 which has not been seen since it sailed into a typhoon. The images show panicked crew members, battling to keep the ship afloat while water starts to pool at their feet. Japanese authorities have been racing to find dozens of missing sailors. A first survivor 45 year old Filipino chief officer was found on Wednesday evening, with the body of a second crew member recovered at sea early Friday. Coast guard found a second survivor on Friday afternoon, a 30-year-old Filipino man, who was spotted in a life raft several kilometers from Kodakarajima, a remote island in southwestern Japan. The man, identified as a deckhand, was reached by a patrol boat and was alone in the raft. The rescue effort was initially hampered by rough seas, strong winds and torrential rain. Rescuers have also spotted the dead bodies of dozens of cattle floating in the ocean near the areas where the men were found, along with a bundle of orange rope and part of another lifejacket bearing the ship’s name. Aircraft, boats and divers continue to scour the ocean.The ship had left Napier Port in New Zealand on 14 August loaded with 5,867 cattle and 43 crew, 39 from the Philippines, 2 from Australia and 2 from New Zealand. It was headed to the port of Jingtan in Tangshan in China, with the journey expected to take 17 days. The ship was technically managed and crewed by Germany's Marconsult Schiffarht GMBH, while the commercial manager is Jordan-based Hijazi & Ghosheh Co.A spokesperson for Maritime New Zealand said standard safety surveys were undertaken on the Gulf Livestock 1 both on arrival at and departure from Napier port, including inspections of livestock carriers and pens and no irregularities or issues were notedA December inspection report from Indonesian authorities logged issues with the ship's propulsion and auxiliary machinery. The issues included deficiencies with the propulsion main engine and gauges, thermometers. A 2019 report by the Australian government on the cattle ship's transit in June from Australia to Indonesia noted the vessel's departure was delayed for a week because of stability and navigation issues identified by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority. Gulf Livestock 1 was detained by the Australian authorities for three days in May 2019, because of issues related to its navigation Electronic Chart Display and Information System. The report cited both a lack of up-to-date charts and training for officers using the system.A report on the website of FleetMon, a German-based maritime tracking site, shows the ship, under its previous name of Rahmeh, anchored off the Turkish coast in September 2018 to fix a mechanical problem that required the delivery of spare parts. The FleetMon report also noted some concern from local residents about the ship's extended stay at Cesme port, because livestock on a previous voyage had been found to be infected with anthrax.The sinking brought added scrutiny onto shipping livestock by sea. New Zealand on Thursday suspended all live exports. After thousands of exported animals died in transit last year, New Zealand's government launched a review into live animal exports, an industry worth around NZD 54 million a year. Nearly 40,000 cattle have been exported so far this year, Animals rights activists say the move did not go far enough because the transnational livestock trade is rife with abuses. New Zealand based animal welfare group Save Animals has demanded a ban on live export. It said “On 3 September, the Ministry for Primary Industries announced it has temporarily suspended live exports of cattle. This temporary ban needs to be made permanent. This disaster has highlighted the incredible risks both human and animal lives are put in on live export ships. We need to ensure this never happens again. Ultimately, this is a trade that has to be banned.”
#BanLivestockExport #SAFEnewzealand #AnimalsAus
I am so sorry to see something like this happen again.In 1991 I also was on a vessel which capsized in typhoons Fred off the coast of China.I am very lucky to be alive.Heroic efforts by Royal air force helicopters and Hong Kong air Sea rescue saved some of us.I am in debt to them.I live through that nightmare many years later.My humble condolences go out to their families.May they rest in peace.Thats all I have to say.Just stay out of these areas during typhoon season please.My life is ruined because of what hap
Makes Sense "Just stay out of these areas during typhoon season please"
The fate awaiting those cows in China was probably much worse than drowning.
You are sick. Do you know how terrible drowning is?
@@mikekahl5609 Do you know how terrible China is?
@@mikekahl5609 I can only speak for my dad. He almost drowned in gym class in junior high. After the first couple slugs of water he went into an euphoric state. Said it was going to be an easy way to go. Obviously he was rescued. Pulled out of the pool and he ran home. Mom found out the next day.
the propaganda is working well I see
The Innocent Cattle was shipped from Aotearoa New Zealand.😤😤😤😤😤😤
Oh Lord bless and save the souls of those who perished! How pitiful were the cows, drowning and dying horribly.
Bless them
Bless them
Anyway they were going to die...they would have been buthered in gulf countries...
That’s why livestock should only be transported short journeys to a local place, or eaten in their own country
100%
"These cattle where stolen from Africa" Funny how it is being covered up by the media now? You would rather talk about how the little island of Japan has the best beef in the world!
A Titanic experience for the cattle that they did not deserve. Sad for the crew that lost their lives.
Yes....very tragic
I am truly heart-broken about this, I come from the Philippines! I pray for those who are still lost that they are rescued; for those who died may they rest in peace. To their families, my prayers and sympathies! Thank you, Japan for helping these seafarers! #mvgulflivestock1 #seafarersPH #ThankYouJapan
The ship left Napier port with a list. (Leaning to one side) also it had engine problems on the way to Napier an stalled near the Phillipines and it was helped by there Navy after drifting into there waters. Not to mention navigation issues an lack of staff training. The boat was not seaworthy to be on any commercial voyage
New details conflirm tthat it was man made
@@Oreaco thats significant news, also in the fact its an older ship with many name changes and who knows how many more hidden issues. Very sad 😥 with Disastrous results.
The owners of this ship should be put out of business permanently
Condolences to the families
my uncle’s one of the crews, still missing 😭
Maria.... so sorry to hear that... may god give you and your family strength & hope for rescue .... Very unfortunate tradegy
SteelGuru Business News thank you, we’re all praying and praying for that 😢
so sad fall all that have gone
Keep praying ate
Tga saan po kayo ate?
I want to know if main engines have low oil level shut downs that in strong storms could be shut off to prevent inadvertent engine shut down when the ship is rolling and pitching.
5867 cows, there's gonna be some fat sharks in that area.
Crabs, sharks cant get in the pens
Shark's fin, whale and tuna are no longer healthy, coz they are now full of bad cholesterol, cow's fat, ghee...sea creatures turned into zombie carnivorous..🦀 🦂 🐙 🐬 🦑
@@johnwren3976 “cows could be seen in the waves”
1:48
Still happening 10 years on...FUC£ing deplorable!
Why go out to sea when a typhoon was in the area? I question the professionalism of the captain, and shipping owners. All those lives lost....idiots.
What a tragedy. There’s so many wrong things about this.
Like why do we allow cattle to be shipped like that?
How is that ship deemed sea worthy?
Why were they going through a category 4 typhoon?
Those poor animals suffered by drowning, locked up in cages. WTF
That's the cost of eating beef.
@@maxmac7845 thats the cost of greed
Yes, Now beeef Cost is gonna skyrocket. Maybe I can head over to Shanghai and go fishing for fresh floating beef patties.
@@wassupolo That’s the cost of nature. Is a lion eating you greed?
This is a terrible accident, them poor animals😰😨 oh my gosh, May god bless the lost crew.🙏 So did find everybody or are some still missing??
So sad.
No more news if there are still survivor besides those three recovered.Maybe the third guy who survive could give some information.
Until now no updates. So sad already 1month?so where are they?I HOPE THEY ALL STILL ALIVE🙏🙏🙏
When I saw the dead holsteen cow floating in the ocean the farmboy in me asked what kind of cattle were they hauling? A search took me to Beefcentral.com. Turns out 2 of the crewmen were Austrailian, veterinarian Lukas Orda and stockman (wrangler) William Mainprize. Makes sense you have to feed, water and take care of the cattle, which by the way were dairy heifers bound for China.These heifers were going to produce milk and when they reached a point where they couldn't produce anymore (many years away) in the US they would be sold to the packing house as cutters and canners, don't know what they do with them in China. Maybe they should repurpose some of those cruise ships into livestock haulers.
6000 cows??? Must have been one helluva poop deck.
The poor cattle, they didn’t ask for or deserve that😢😭💔
very tragic
DeTar62 doesn’t matter, they died in extreme fear. To die by a bullet to the brain would have been easier.
God save them🙏
Very sad. 🙏
They should never transport THAT MANY animals ever again. Such a loss.
Agree... and that too in bad ship
It sounded like it was more of a mechanical failure than the amount of animals.
No live animal transports. This happens far to often.
Very true to much livestock on board
41 men died in this tragic accident, that's the real loss, not the cows!
🥺veryyy sad tragedy
Hi zo zo
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Rest in peace my friend.....
Should the vessel depart as scheduled, this disaster could have been avoided. The delay was costly. Poor souls, both human and animals. RIP.
Who is the chief underwriter? This is going to be an expensive pay-out!
very true
Dont think so the ship was questionable with its engine.
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Sharks must have had a good feast.
What the hell were you doing with cattle on a boat anyway?
That's what you do when it's a Cattle Boat!
Shipping them to China where they would be slaughter and processed to then be shipped all over the world
THIS IS ALSO THE REASON IM AFRAID TO GO ONBOARD EVEN THOUGH I'M FINISH MY MARITIME COURSE 7YEARS AGO, coz If your vessel will capsize there will be no chances to survive specialy in the Engine Department
😢😢😢REST IN PEACE To All the Crew Members
Might be a few sharks around?
Un believable how does something like this happens
my thought is 17 days with that many cattle, i would guess no food or water was givin.
Please do not be silly . Of course cattle would be given food and water
Holy cows!
This is due to the appearance of the first star in the constellation Scorpio, which means the change of time and the end of the time of the constellation Sagittarius.
Saamaan Hoobahfekr 🙄
Terrible mistake by the captain to head the vessel directly to the center of the storm.
Seemsso
The news about the typhoon already to late, while the radar system and other electronic devices are uncondition because of the engine failior ,.
Very true
All fish had "Au bleu" steaks 😁😌
1:46, that's a very sad picture.
That's sad,what a stupid captain!
Damn what a shame! Those poor cattle didn't have a chance. I hate the ship sank too! Hate that the Mariners got killed too. I'm hopeful going to start working in this Industry soon. Hope I don't end up on a sinking ship lol
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they should use the ships internet for watching the weather reports not watching netflix
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What a waste. The ship seems top heavy. Further, what sea Captain takes his ship into a massive storm front. Finally, the ship was just a piece of crap...no money for improvements/training. The owners/investors want MORE money. They don’t have enough already.
We all will die. Death is the ultimate destiny for all living creatures. However, the pain of death is not equal in all the cases.
Death by drowning, locked up in cages is much much horrible as compared to unconscious slaughtering (using stunning bolts or sticks). You can never feel it unless you can put yourself in that place.
Typhoon coming, let’s get sailing so we get hit. Maybe best to not sail.
This isn't Noah's Ark. What a stupid idea.
Money of safety that sucks someone needs to be in jail for this
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Sharks gotta eat too!
Poor crew & animals.
Happy fish
Feast for the sharks!
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Comparatively small ship for its load, Gulf sheep carriers much larger animal welfare gone out the window
Very True
The livestock where already done, this is purely monetary based, forget the flag.
You sank my cattle ship
Thats a lot of beef. Crabs are going to be feasting for quite while.
Sharks as well
Getting fed by that big quantity of meat 🍖
ban live export
It’s Trumps fault.
Good joke!
No it's not. Northern Ireland Protestants are to blame.
Come on man!
Isn’t everything Trumps Fault. No matter what.
I mean..those cow were going to die anyways...why ban it..make it safer sure
Wayyyy too many animals on one ship, they should move a few hundred at a time not 6000
You really think the issue was the ship carrying 6000 cows? And not the ship losing engine during bad weather?
@@allzero0123 both
@@Oreaco what do you mean both. Do you even know how ship stability works? lmao
@@allzero0123not really
No that's not why the ship sank,just way too many animals for a crew of 43 to look after
Chinese food got destroyed on see
Shark banquet
Japanese media do not report this matter. Because it has a deep relationship with CCP.
I pray for the safety of the victims.
Agree...very tragic
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The Korean government is doing the same.
The media was dominated. We are thus browsing the world's media for the right information.
The justice that correct information brings is immeasurable. Thank you.
True
>Because it has a deep relationship with CCP???
NZ company exported 5867 live cattle to China and you only concern relationship with China...
@@minami1952 Unfortunate..
Holy cow. Cow souls must have made it well
That's just depressing, all those burgers will never be eaten by anyone. Those burgers died for nothing.
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Imagine how many corned beef they can make with 6k cows! And steak
Human too cruel to animal .i hope god flood this earth so human can feel the pain just like animal
Nothing rong with it
I find that totally disgusting should never have happened. Absolutely disgusting one way of getting rid of the animals . The world is shit shame them 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎🐄🐄🐄🐄🐂🐂🐂🐂👎👎👎👎
We are farmers and it is not ok stick your animals on a boat in cages and be exported for money. Greedy. STOP ANIMAL EXPORTS. Its bloody cruel.
FULL Support ...
The chinese can't resist kiwi meat fr always pleasures🐄🍆
@@carekil I am a kiwi. I don't care what they want them for, I wouldn't rear or put stock on a ship for a million dollars. It's selfish, cruel, greedy and I don't stand by farmers who have the heart to do such thing. It's not farming. Its gambling.
It's ol after a week they transform in to seacow
Karma
That’s a lot of Kobe beef
Uuuuhm shame
Hindus lost their mother 😂😂😂😂
Don't watch the video it's crap, just read the narrative
Saaaddddd
The crew had a chance of saving themselves, the animals on the other hand, well that's just so sad and tragic. Those poor cows didn't stand a chance. Livestock ships should be banned. Its cruel, not right and out of date. Its about time animals had more rights to be treated compassionately and make people in the meat trade from the farmer to the transporters to the slaughterhouses treat the animals with respect and given the best care possible
Our turn is next with the return of the cannibal giants count our blessing if we die first.this what cern is foing tearing open the veil Hod put above us to keep them from us.laugh if you want I say is true...
Go vegan
This has to b banned and now. Those poor cows .
Eating animals is cruel. Let's find a way to replace this.
Yeah, but many proteins and for example that the body needs come from animals and fish. Like Omega 3 for example. That comes from fish.
Be vegan
They shouldn't be going alive on the ocean !!!!
Uuuuhm shame