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Featured Red Sea Wreck – The Attiki

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The Red Sea Wreck Project at The Scuba NewsToday’s featured wreck is the Attiki, formerly the Masashima Maru. 

Just before midnight on 24 April 1978, while en route to Port Sudan with a cargo of cement, the ship ran aground at Ras Dib in approximately 10-12 meters of water. The ship’s holds and engine room flooded with seawater and the ship was abandoned.

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Do you have pictures of the Attiki? Send them to us at http://dive.im/1envbLM (full credit will be given on all submitted photographs).

Learn more about the Attiki at: http://www.redseawreckproject.com/red-sea-shipwreck-database/a/attiki/

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The Red Sea Wreck Project is a non-profit venture whose aim is to research, search and catalogue the shipwrecks of the Red Sea. The project is a joint venture between – Tekdeep, rEvo Rebreathers, DiveMedia, The Scuba News and The Equalizer Magazine. Learn more at: http://www.thescubanews.com/contributors/the-red-sea-wreck-project/

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