Great Job, well done to all those that took part. A continual on-shore wind made the job very difficult fighting against the ship but the excavators made it work. More please

Enjoyed your film..well done looks like a really difficult job in rough seas. Take care. LIKED.

Absolutely amazing they got it done! When I saw them start with these oversized garden diggers, it became interesting. No tug to pull it afloat, no sand pumps... Amazing. I only hope nobody got killed... If so, good job but a lucky strike. It was very dangerous; guys standing by that rusty anchor chain being lifted and put under tension... Guys walking around the wreckage by incoming and outgoing tide and not being sucked underneath... Scary stuff..

It is called making do with what you have and can afford. Very good efforts by hard working and determined people. Happy for your success. From USA

queste sono cose che succedono a chi lavora e va bene quando nono ci sono vite umane a rimetterci

I think it was very interesting. Great job doing so much with so little.

Incredible job well done. no tug for pulling. no ships dregger lovely they were work with good team even with limitation off tool and personal protection equipment, from beginning I have worried it for any incident but look like done according plan. One I miss it I really like to sea when the ship free afloat at sea and how she move it from stranding.

fair play to the thais.they got the job done with minimum of cost in their own unique way.Smit tank would have cost more than the ship was worth.

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pumping water under pressure under the hull would loosen the compacted sand ... for this one needs a horizontal drilling machine, pipes, and a few powerful water pumps or firetrucks

Navio antigo e veterano e ainda está em plena atividade. parabéns pra essa Grande e Competente Equipe pelo trabalho.

I liked it when they went for a bucket ride.

So much effort for a Clunker!

This ship shouldn`t even be at sea.... Should be skrapmetal... But nice to see a low budget work.

Too bad they did call a professional company like Spitzer or Mammoet. They KNOW how to do this and have the correct equipment.