Watch: Launching of MS Triton at Yard of Royal Bodewes, Hoogezand

Christening and launching of 4,700 DWT Bodewes Trader TRITON at the yard of Royal Bodewes in Hoogezand, Netherlands on April 17th, 2015.

After finalization the vessel will be delivered to Rederij Tasman and added to their line. Miss Rianne Brouwer and miss Annelies Brouwer, daughters of Rob Brouwer, co-owner of shipping company Tasman from Harlingen, performed the naming ceremony of the vessel.

Reference: Bodewesshipyards & Schiffs Kanal/YouTube

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