Yes ... this is how steamboats should end their life cycle. I myself twice took part in the crew on the hauls of ships and their dropping in Chittagong (Bangladesh) and Alang (India). Yes. It was interesting to go to the beach right on the ship.) True, our "figures" on the bridge mixed up that part of the beach that they had previously indicated, and drove into another hole between the skeletons of the ships. Here we are in the car laughing about it! ))) It was in Chittagong and the ship was called APL "Garnet" Container ship for 6,500 teus.

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I agree hard working people ! I would like see in person how a ship is recycled. The best part of this it shows that they are taking better care of the people that work there . Shoes , gloves and masks !!!

In the last story, where they bomb the red ship. Of course, it’s too much to collect SD disks and other stuff in gas masks on the bridge. Unscrew the thermometer. These costumes and other protection are given to the locals in dikovuka. In the same place, masks are knocked out of habit. And so according to the film, it’s scary to watch how they saw ships. Safety technology in its infancy. Is that a helmet on his head and a petal with glasses.