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On Sunday morning, October 13, 2024, the MVF Armana fishing trawler caught fire approximately 60 nautical miles offshore from Gansbaai. All 20 crew members managed to escape unharmed. While they were rescued by another Sea Harvest vessel, the trawler is presumed to have sunk after an extensive search. The estimated loss from the incident is around $500,000. An investigation into the fire’s cause, believed to be related to electrical issues, is underway.
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On October 13, 2024, around 10 a.m., the MVF Armana, a 62-year-old fishing trawler operated by Sea Harvest, caught fire while on a fishing expedition approximately 60 nautical miles from Gansbaai. Fortunately, all 20 crew members were able to escape without injuries and were rescued by another Sea Harvest vessel, MFV Ludwani.
Initial reports indicated that the vessel was sinking, prompting the South African Maritime Safety Authority (Samsa) to coordinate rescue efforts. After the crew abandoned the burning ship, they were brought to safety at 7:45 p.m. in Cape Town.
Following the rescue, efforts were made to monitor the MVF Armana as it initially remained adrift. The MFV Harvest Saldanha was deployed for monitoring, and the Emergency Towing Vessel (ETV) Umkhuseli was sent to assist in towing the stricken vessel to safety. However, by early Monday morning, the vessel was lost from sight, and a search was officially called off at 1 p.m. that day, declaring the trawler presumed sunk.
Samsa has issued a navigational warning to other vessels in the area and is currently investigating the cause of the fire, which is suspected to be related to electrical issues. The estimated financial loss from the incident is approximately $500,000, which includes the value of the vessel and associated losses.
Madoda Khumalo, a corporate executive at Sea Harvest, expressed relief that the crew was safe but acknowledged the seriousness of the incident. Each crew member received medical evaluations and counseling support.
This incident highlights the critical importance of early fire detection in maritime operations. For fishing vessels, Planck Vision Systems offers advanced thermal imaging solutions designed for relentless monitoring and protection. These systems can detect abnormal heat conditions early, preventing devastating losses and ensuring the safety of crew and cargo.
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