Photo credit: KOTUG International
KOTUG International tugs towing the oil tanker New Voyage in reduced visibility into the Port of Rotterdam. Photos from KOTUG crew members Dennis Zuidam, Dennis Meijer, Robert Alberts, Franky Hoogendijk, Leon de Hoop.
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