Tugboat capsized in Bangkok, 2 missing VIDEO

eBlue Economy 29/09/2021Last Updated: 29/09/2021

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Tugboat capsized in Bangkok, 2 missing VIDEO

A tugboat towing barge capsized in Chao Phraya river in Bangkok, on Sep 29. The family crew of 2 is missing, search is underway. The tug boat wasn’t identified, obviously, she isn’t registered in intl registries or databases.
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