Thai Sailors Sue Ship Owner Over Iran Strait of Hormuz Attack

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Bangkok, Thailand – Web Desk: Three survivors of the Thai-flagged cargo ship Mayuree Naree, which was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, have filed a lawsuit against the vessel’s owner, accusing the company of ignoring Iran’s security warnings .

Survivors’ Allegations

The sailors claim the company disregarded safety advisories issued by Iran before the vessel came under attack . The survivors are demanding compensation for physical and psychological trauma, citing the company’s negligence .

Survivor’s Account

Panithi Thamkaew, one of the survivors, described the attack as devastating. “When I heard the explosion, I thought it was all over. The blast was so powerful I was terrified. A normal explosion couldn’t have been that strong,” he said. He added that he is no longer mentally able to work at sea and had to leave his job, receiving only $5,000 in outstanding wages from the company .

Legal Demand

The sailors are seeking a court order for compensation, holding the company accountable for safety failures . The lawsuit comes as shipping and oil tanker safety in the Strait of Hormuz remains a growing concern amid escalating regional tensions .

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