Check out this timelapse video showing the SAL DP1 heavy lift vessel MV Svenja loading up eight Damen tugs using its two 1,000 ton cranes.
According to SAL, the voyage started in Haiphong, Vietnam where MV Svenja loaded 6 tugs, adding another 2 in Da Nang. After the video ends, the electrical house for an FPSO in Brazil was then loaded onto the ship in Batam, Indonesia.
Once fully loaded the ship discharged e-house in Rio Grande, Brazil, before heading to Lagos, Nigeria and Rotterdam to deliver the tugs.
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