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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 51477, member: 636"] Bangladesh Coast Guard sailors grabbed international glory after battling a massive tanker blaze that threatened to destroy marine life around Chittagong Port. The International Maritime Organization handed out their first ever Certificate of Appreciation to the country for the daring rescue mission. Lieutenant Commander Harun-ur-Rashid from Coast Guard headquarters bragged about the historic achievement that put Bangladesh maritime forces on the world map. The recognition proves local sailors can handle major disasters just like their international counterparts. Media officers called the award a massive boost for national pride across the entire country. Flames erupted from the MT Banglar Shourabh crude oil vessel during a terrifying October night while the ship sat anchored outside the busy port. Bangladesh Shipping Corporation watched their tanker turn into a floating inferno that could have poisoned vast stretches of ocean water. Coast Guard crews jumped into action aboard the BCGT Promatto tugboat as explosions rocked the burning vessel. Rescue teams fought through brutal storms and dangerous currents to reach the trapped sailors. The brave operation saved 48 crew members from certain death while preventing an environmental catastrophe. Maritime safety experts from around the globe studied the professional response that stopped potential ecological disaster. Coast Guard officials promise their forces will keep protecting territorial waters and maintaining international rescue standards. The successful mission demonstrates how Bangladesh maritime security continues developing into a world class operation. [/QUOTE]

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