WATCH: Huge cargo ship crashes into tiny Chinese fishing boat

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Horrifying footage has captured the moment a 229-metre Panama-flagged bulk carrier, First Margaux, ploughed into the Chinese fishing vessel Luqing Yuanyu 108 in the Singapore Strait.The incident, filmed from aboard the 49-metre trawler on Thursday 17 September, saw the cargo ship closing in from behind before striking the smaller boat's starboard side.Terrified crew members can be seen desperately gripping railings as the impact tilts the fishing vessel sharply, sending large volumes of seawater flooding across the deck.

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Shouting is audible throughout.No injuries or fatalities have been reported.

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Singapore's Maritime and Port Authority has not yet issued a public statement on the collision.

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First Margaux, a Japanese-owned and Chinese-managed bulk carrier capable of hauling around 82,000 tonnes of cargo, left a busy anchorage on Singapore's...

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