Acidente na Bacia de Campos: Homem cai no mar e está desaparecido por mais de 24 horas

Accident in Campos Basin: Man Falls Into Sea and Has Been Missing for Over 24 Hours

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/12/2017 at 18:07

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Patrol Vessels And Helicopters Are Searching For The Bravante Employee Since The 18th (Yesterday) At 5 PM.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Another Sad Reality For Those Working In This Type Of Service Provision, An Accident Involving A Maritime Company Worker Ended Up Disappearing During A Support Operation. The Incident Happened In Campos Basin Aboard The Vessel Mar Limpo III, About 128 Kilometers From The Nearest Coast, In Macaé-RJ. The Navy Is Looking For Him With A Patrol Ship, The Brazilian Air Force With An Aircraft, And A Petrobras Support Helicopter, All Engaged In Finding Him.

The Navy Stated In A Note That It Will Open An Investigation To Identify What Caused The Accident And Who Is To Blame. The Company He Was Providing Maritime Support Service For Was Bravante. He Was Identified As Francisco das Chagas Oliveira da Silva Filho, 23 Years Old, A Sailor Who Was Performing Maintenance On The Bridge Of The Vessel, Which Was In Campos Basin, Near The FPSO Cidade Rio das Ostras, According To The North Fluminense Oil Workers Union.

See Who The Employee Is And Listen To The Distress Call From The Radio Operator

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The Navy Requests That Any Vessels In The Vicinity Of The Event Assist In The Search To Expand The Area. Bravante And Petrobras Are Providing Full Support To The Family At This Moment. Click Oil And Gas Is Trying To Contact The Company For More Information With No Success. What We Can Do At The Moment Is Hope That Everything Works Out.

In June Of This Year, Another Accident Occurred With 3 Fatal Victims On A Unit Chartered By Odebrecht During Maintenance Of A Boiler Aboard The NS-32, Which Also Occurred In The Merlim Field In Campos Basin At The Time. Unfortunately, We Live With Units That Have A High Degree Of Hazard, It Is Essential To Comply With All Safety Regulations, No Matter How Routine The Activity Is.

Accident in Campos Basin: Man Falls Into Sea and Has Been Missing for Over 24 Hours

Patrol Vessels And Helicopters Are Searching For The Bravante Employee Since The 18th (Yesterday) At 5 PM.

See Who The Employee Is And Listen To The Distress Call From The Radio Operator

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