Why didn't Weihai stranded ship be towed away?

The reason is that the hull is huge, the towing cost is high and the sea conditions are complex, so it is necessary to comprehensively consider the rescue plan and environmental factors.

There are several reasons why the stranded ships in Weihai have not been towed away: the hull and weight are huge; the hull and weight of the stranded ships such as the Bruvis are huge, and the towing work is extremely difficult.

Towing cost is high: due to the huge hull, large tugboats and professional equipment are needed during towing, resulting in high towing cost. For economic reasons, the shipowner may choose not to tow the ship temporarily.

Complex sea conditions: The stranded ship may be located in shallow water, with dense reefs and exposed rocks, which is affected by wind and waves, making towing more complicated and dangerous.

Selection of rescue plan: the rescue department will make a rescue plan according to the actual situation, and may give priority to the safety of personnel, such as using helicopters to rescue the crew in distress to the tugboat instead of towing the ship immediately.

Environmental factors: The towing work needs to consider weather, tides and other factors, which may affect the safety and efficiency of towing.

To sum up, the reasons why the stranded ships in Weihai have not been towed involve hull size, towing cost, sea conditions, rescue scheme and environmental factors. When deciding how to deal with stranded ships, we need to comprehensively consider these factors and weigh the advantages and disadvantages.