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A
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Name
of the ship, call sign, IMO identification number;
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B
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Date
and time of event;
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C or D
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Position
in latitude and longitude or true bearing and distance from a clearly
identified landmark;
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E
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True
course;
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F
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Speed
in knots;
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G
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Port
of departure;
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I
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Port
of destination and expected time of arrival;
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P
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Cargo
and quantity and if dangerous goods are on board IMO classes and quantities;
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Q or R
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Defect,
damage and/or deficiencies affecting the structure, cargo or equipment
of the ship or any other circumstances affecting normal navigation,
in accordance with the provisions of relevant IMO Conventions;
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T
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Address
for provision of information concerning a cargo of dangerous goods;
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W
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Total
number of persons on board;
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X
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Miscellaneous:
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Estimated
quantity of bunker fuel and characteristics for ships carrying over
5,000 tonnes bunker fuel;
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Navigation
conditions.
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Note:
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On receipt of a position message, operators of the VTS will
establish the relation between the ship's position and the information
supplied by the facilities available to them. The information on heading
and speed will facilitate the VTS operator's task of identifying a
ship within a group.
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