The Giant Ships Are Very Afraid Of Collision When Passing Through Here | 4K Shipspotting

The video depicts the experience of navigating through a narrow and treacherous waterway where giant ships must pass through with extreme caution to avoid collisions. Throughout the video, viewers will see several massive vessels, including cargo ships, tankers, and cruise liners, passing through the narrow passage.
As the ships navigate the narrow channel, the captain and crew are constantly monitoring their surroundings and adjusting the vessel's speed and course to avoid colliding with other ships or running aground on the shallow banks. The video highlights the tense atmosphere on board as the ships inch closer to each other, with the sound of the engine roaring in the background.
The ships are seen moving slowly and cautiously, with their captains and crew members on high alert, keeping a sharp lookout for any potential hazards that may arise. The footage captures the sound of the ships' horns blaring as they signal their presence to other vessels in the vicinity. Overall, the video provides a fascinating insight into the challenges and risks involved in navigating through narrow waterways and highlights the skill and expertise required of the ship's crew to ensure that they safely navigate through such difficult passages.
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[@Gujarbhaishorts]

Bhai Saab ye video kahan se download karte ho please reply please 🙏🙏 please

[@cargoships]

Saigon Port in Vietnam

[@flyship]

That's very interesting

[@cargoships]

Thanks!

[@ricardogimenez5152]

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[@jacquessuarez2937]

Hello. Sorry to disappoint you, but I only see normal ships maneuvers that we can see every day in large commercial ports over the world.

[@cargoships]

Hello there. Thank you for sharing your perspective. It is true that ship maneuvers can be a common sight in commercial ports around the world, but it is also important to recognize the skill and precision required to execute these maneuvers safely and efficiently. I appreciate your input and encourage you to continue sharing your thoughts and observations.

[@adriannegrillo8394]

Fantastic video. I don't know how these behemoth ships can navigate these waters. Tugs included. It was very stressful just watching! To many careless smaller boats passing in front of them. Thank you very much! Excellent work!

[@cargoships]

Thank you for your comment! It's true that navigating these large ships through busy waterways can be a stressful and challenging task, especially with smaller boats passing in front of them. But the crews on these ships are highly trained and experienced, and they work closely with tugboat operators and other support vessels to ensure safe navigation. It's amazing to see the level of skill and precision that goes into maneuvering these massive ships through tight spaces and congested areas, and I'm glad you enjoyed watching the video. If you have any other questions or comments, feel free to ask!

[@adriannegrillo8394]

Thank you again!

[@blackholeme]

@@cargoships I'm in Vietnam and where are you?

[@orgcoast5990]

Where in Asia is this port?

[@cargoships]

Saigon port in Vietnam

[@ianwallace16]

When these ships are leaving any port they have right of way….it’s up to other smaller vessels to keep clear.

[@cargoships]

While it's true that larger vessels may have right of way in certain situations, it's important to note that all vessels have a responsibility to navigate safely and avoid collisions. This includes larger ships being aware of smaller vessels in the vicinity and taking appropriate action to avoid them. Additionally, smaller vessels may not always be able to maneuver as quickly or easily as larger ships, so it's important for all vessels to exercise caution and follow proper navigation rules and procedures. Ultimately, ensuring safe navigation is a shared responsibility among all vessels and crew members.

[@blackholeme]

Hello friend what country are you in if you reply?

[@cargoships]

Vietnam

[@blackholeme]

You are in Vietnam I am in Tra Vinh and where are you?