Stranded livestock ship MV Ocean Outback docks at Perth port for repairs

The ship carrying thousands of reside sheep and cattle certain for Israel has docked at Henderson in Perth's south after being left behind off the coast for several times.
The MV Ocean Busch, which is carrying 13, 000 animals, became stranded from the Perth coast after this experienced engine problems when it was leaving Fremantle on Wednesday night.
The ship is actually owned by Wellard Reside Exports but is below charter by the Victorian-based animals export company Otway.
Any spokesman for Wellard stated the ship had 2 engines and was effective at operating on one, but Otway decided to anchor off Fremantle to assess its options.
This individual said safety and pet welfare had not been compromised and livestock have adequate give food to, water and ventilation.
Wellard also released a statement towards the Australian Securities Exchange.
"Wellard Ltd advises that one from the two engines on the vessel the MV Sea Outback has experienced mechanised issues, " company admin Greg Wheeler said.
"As a precautionary measure Wellard delayed the vessel's leaving from Western Australia to evaluate the best forward options.
"Safety and animal welfare factors will be at the forefront associated with any decision made by Wellard and the charterer of the boat.
"Feed, water and air flow to the livestock on board tend to be unaffected by the engine problem.
"The MV Ocean Buschsteppe was designed and designed with a dual independent ardeur system so can securely operate on one engine. inch

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