Former Sealink / Stena / IMTC ferry LE RIF to be repaired
Veteran ferry LE RIF (owned by former company IMTC, formerly GALLOWAY PRINCESS, STENA GALLOWAY) is yet again one of the many Moroccan ferries that have been moved earlier this week after a long lay up.
The vessel has been towed to Malaga for repairs.
She has reportedly been sold to a company called World Detroit Shipping (Detroit = Strait) for 9 million dirhams (€832,000).
Several other IMTC ferries are still awaiting their fate.
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