The first vessel docks for Uthuru Maritime Service

The first vessel to use Uthuru Maritime Service (UMS) docked on October 3: the Panamanian oil tanker 'JIAN JIE' en route from Abu Dhabi to China. The crew attended the opening of the Seaman's Rest Area in Uligan, Haa Alif Atoll, with cultural performances. The captain expressed never experiencing such hospitality. The vessel requested crew changes, water supply, waste disposal, and spare parts. Nine crew members disembarked, six new ones will board. The UMS initiative, launched by President Muizzu's government, aims to boost the economy. MPL CEO Wajeeh noted additional business opportunities for residents.

The first vessel to use Uthuru Maritime Service (UMS) docked on October 3: the Panamanian oil tanker 'JIAN JIE' en route from Abu Dhabi to China. The crew attended the opening of the Seaman's Rest Area in Uligan, Haa Alif Atoll, with cultural performances. The captain expressed never experiencing such hospitality. The vessel requested crew changes, water supply, waste disposal, and spare parts. Nine crew members disembarked, six new ones will board. The UMS initiative, launched by President Muizzu's government, aims to boost the economy. MPL CEO Wajeeh noted additional business opportunities for residents.

The first vessel to use Uthuru Maritime Service (UMS) docked on October 3: the Panamanian oil tanker 'JIAN JIE' en route from Abu Dhabi to China. The crew attended the opening of the Seaman's Rest Area in Uligan, Haa Alif Atoll, with cultural performances. The captain expressed never experiencing such hospitality. The vessel requested crew changes, water supply, waste disposal, and spare parts. Nine crew members disembarked, six new ones will board. The UMS initiative, launched by President Muizzu's government, aims to boost the economy. MPL CEO Wajeeh noted additional business opportunities for residents.

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