How they Scrap and Recycle Gigantic Dying Ship - Shipyard

[@godbluffvdgg]

Awesome footage! The motor replacement was the best part...

[@horatiohornblower868]

Most ship demolition happens in Pakistan because the wages there are cheap and labour and environmental prescriptions non existent. The way the workers are dressed speaks volumes.

[@robingerrets1077]

“Throughout the dismantling process, it is ensured that all the safety protocols and environmental regulations are followed” Yeah right 😂😂😂

[@lonemountain3049]

gadani ship breaking yard was the biggest in the world in 80s and 90s , it used to have direct employment of nearly 30,000, there was messing and housing for employees and labor. its still very big but now faces tough competition from yards in india and bangladesh. but the yard is still pulling great numbers tho.

[@grilnam9945]

First comment about environment

[@ipbrann2891]

C’est bon de voir le démantèlement d’un gros navire, j’espère le personnel bien rémunéré

[@chiron6699]

Looks good but workers need better safety equipment i think

[@RICKY-RIKON]

Warriors of the waste land! ( featuring paquistan!) and AMÉRICAN FIRST#1 ! 👍 By the way there another shipyard grave nerly there in bangladesh, when you mane a report about that? Nice vid! 👍

[@stephen9518]

How ironic, a brand-new mercedes car advertisement in the middle of a shipbreaking vid !!!

[@giovannifinievoli8825]

interesting!

[@grilnam9945]

First comment about Safety

[@TicTacToe3511]

Working with their bare hands and are they paid ? Probably very little the casualty rate is very high ..as is the death rate

[@davidhusband5022]

good to see they are not yelling alah akbah while destroying our creations for once

[@JohnMatthews-hq1sv]

What is done with the ship engine.

[@Blanky889]

"all safety and environmental proticals are followed during the entire process" what a load of shit, what a terrible lie!

[@izraelservantofalmightygod]

One of the toughest, lowest paid jobs on the planet

[@JohnMatthews-hq1sv]

Great job U.S.C.G

[@FavourMamahdhe]

From $37K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.??

[@lanielorah8021]

Thay' can tear apart a ship. Hah.

[@g3bugoy491]

日本語ない。日本人わからん😭💦💦。