PUBLISHED: 26 Mar 2025 at 13: 08
An moved LPG cargo sank early on Tuesday morning on a Koh Lan beach and landed on rocks.  ,
There were no information of a spill or leak being found or of any injuries being reported.  ,
The vehicle has been subjected to an inspection by Marine and Coastal Resources Administration Office 2 and various organizations.  ,
The NP Bankpakong, a liquid petroleum oil tanker, slammed onto the stones at Sangwan Beach, on Koh Lan in tambon Na Klua of Bang Lamung area, close to the larger Ta Waen shore. There are numerous biological coral reefs in the waters there.  ,
The vehicle was no carrying any goods, according to a supply on the inspection team.
The ship was scheduled to insert at Map Ta Phut interface in Rayong province on Monday evening after leaving Bang Pakong in Chachoengsao state around 10pm.  ,
The ship ran aground about 2.25am on Tuesday, according to the user, SC Group Holding. It expressed regret and said it accepted complete accountability for the event, which it acknowledged was caused by on-duty staff members.
The statement read,” We are ready to provide our full cooperation to the appropriate companies to investigate the incident and will pursue all legal treatments,” the statement continued.
The damaged coral reef was being looked after by investigators from the Marine and Coastal Resource Centre in the Eastern Gulf of Thailand. According to an official, legitimate action would be taken if destruction was discovered.
The company promised to pay compensation for any losses caused by the tug’s failure to shift the ship from the cliffs as soon as possible.  ,
The business once more stated that no oil or substance leaks had been found.
On Wednesday, the NP Bankpakong tanker was seen and is still grounded on the rocks at Sangwan Beach in Pattaya’s Na Klua ( Photo: Chaiyot Pupattanapong ).