Classification bureaus warn of dangerous mine cargo
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The two major classification bodies, European DNV GL and Japanese ClassNK, are now the latest industry bodies sounding the alarm bells after the shipwreck of dry cargo vessel Bulk Jupiter in January earlier this year. According to the accident report, the Bulk Jupiter likely sank because its 46,400 ton bauxite cargo transformed into a liquid mass due to the high humidity levels a few days after departure from Malaysia.
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