DHAKA : Bangladesh was the top
buyer of scrapped ships in the world in the third quarter of 2017, followed by
India, according to a study of Brussels-based Shipbreaking Platform.
During the period, 50 scrapped ships were brought to Bangladesh
and 44 to India, making South Asia the most preferred destination for scrapping
old vessels, which is a hazardous practice for human health and environment.
A total of 227 ships were broken between the months of July and
September, 124 of which ended up on the beaches in South Asia, according to the
organisation which is a coalition of environmental, human and labour rights
organisations.
Greek ship owners sold 11 ships to the beaching yards this
quarter, which is the highest, followed by South Korea and Singapore at 6
vessels each. Shipping companies from the US sold 5 vessels.
Source: Dailyshippingtimes.com
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