3 metal tanks drifting into Quang Ngai sea owned by Korean company

(NLDO)- EQ Logis Company Limited would like to confirm the ownership of 3 metal tanks that drifted ashore in Quang Ngai under the authorization of DAELIM Company (Korea).

On the morning of November 30, Binh Thanh Border Guard Station, Quang Ngai Border Guard, said that the unit had just received a request from EQ Logis Company Limited (headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City) to confirm the ownership of 3 metal tanks that drifted ashore in Quang Ngai, under the authorization of DAELIM Company (Korea).

3 metal tanks washed ashore in Quang Ngai. Photo: Quang Ngai Border Guard

According to the petition sent to Binh Thanh Border Guard Station and Quang Ngai authorities, EQ Logis Company Limited informed that the 3 metal tanks drifting ashore in Quang Ngai are specialized tank containers, owned by DAELIM Company (Korea). These containers have serial numbers: EXFU8223443, TIFU1423649, DKOU2100162 and were transported by sea from Thailand to Korea. During the move, due to the impact of storm Man-Yi, they fell off the ship and drifted ashore in Quang Ngai.

The serial numbers on the three tanks match the serial numbers provided by the company. Photo: BP Quang Ngai

EQ EQ Logis Co., Ltd. is the representative of DAELIM in Vietnam, so after receiving information from the authorities of Quang Ngai province, the Company contacted and initiated legal procedures to receive the lost container under authorization, and at the same time moved the assets to Da Nang port to carry out export procedures out of Vietnam. Currently, the 3 containers do not contain any goods, so there is no risk of causing an environmental incident.

Previously, on November 24, Binh Thanh Border Guard Station, Quang Ngai Border Guard discovered 3 cylindrical metal tanks, measuring 6x2.5 meters, drifting ashore in Binh Tri Commune, Binh Son District. These tanks are specialized tanks, with pressure gauges, lead seals, and danger warning signs on the outside.

Binh Thanh Border Guard Station mobilized local people to anchor the tanks to the dike and assigned guards to guard against large waves that could cause danger to ships operating at sea.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/3-bon-metal-loai-troi-dat-vao-bien-quang-ngai-thuoc-so-huu-cong-ty-han-quoc-196241130082021757.htm