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RED ZED I Departs Rio with Saipem Castoro 10, Bound for Malta

The semi-submersible heavy lift vessel RED ZED I has left Rio de Janeiro carrying Saipem’s pipe-laying vessel Castoro 10, en route to Malta with arrival scheduled for October 8.
RED ZED I (Image credit: Marine Traffic)

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The semi-submersible heavy lift vessel RED ZED I has departed from Rio de Janeiro after loading the Saipem Castoro 10, a well-known pipe-laying vessel. Vessel tracking data shows the transport proceeding along the East Coast of South America, with arrival at Marsaxlokk, Malta expected on October 8.

CASTORO 10 (Image courtesy of Saipem)
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