A Crowley-managed product tanker was struck by projectiles while berthed at the Port of Bahrain early Monday, killing one shipyard worker and injuring two others in the latest escalation of violence targeting commercial shipping in the Persian Gulf. The U.S.-flagged Stena Imperative sustained damage from two aerial impacts shortly after 2:00 a.m. local time, according to a joint statement from Crowley and Stena Bulk. The strikes ignited a fire that was quickly extinguished. The vessel remains secure alongside the pier. All mariners aboard were reported safe and evacuated the ship, according to United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations(UKMTO), which received the initial report from the vessel’s Company Security Officer. The fatality occurred shoreside, with one shipyard worker confirmed dead and two others injured. “We are saddened to learn of this tragic news, and our thoughts are with them and their loved ones,” the companies said. “Safety of all people and vessels is paramount at Crowley and Stena. We are taking every necessary step to support their well-being.” The attack underscores the deteriorating security picture across the Gulf since coordinated U.S. and Israeli strikes that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and top military commanders on Saturday. The First 36 Hours: Strait of Hormuz Becomes a War Zone, Tankers Hit, Shipping Giants Halt Gulf Transits The Stena Imperative is enrolled in the U.S. Maritime Administration’s Tanker Security Program, one of 10 U.S.-flagged vessels designated to support Department of Defense fuel requirements during contingencies. The ship’s capabilities are critical to U.S. military fuel supply. In August 2025, the tanker’s crew received CONSOL certification from Military Sealift Command, qualifying the vessel to conduct complex underway replenishment operations for U.S. naval forces — a capability increasingly vital as carrier and surface groups operate under heightened threat conditions. The strike also comes amid ongoing debate in Washington over the adequacy of force protection at U.S. and allied shipyards. In a recent interview with gCaptain, Secretary Hegseth acknowledged vulnerabilities in shipyard security and said the Department of War is “snapping back” on critical infrastructure protection, though it remains unclear how those measures apply to overseas facilities. The strike comes amid unprecedented disruption to Gulf shipping following U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran. Transits through the Strait of Hormuz have fallen sharply since February 28, and multiple tankers have been hit by missiles or drones in open waters in what maritime security officials describe as indiscriminate attacks. The Joint Maritime Information Center has raised the regional threat level to CRITICAL — its highest designation — warning that further attacks are highly likely. Major carriers including Maersk, MSC, Hapag-Lloyd, and CMA CGM have suspended Hormuz transits and instructed vessels to seek safe harbor. In a joint statement issued March 2, the International Chamber of Shipping, European Community Shipowners’ Associations, and Asian Shipowners’ Association called for immediate steps to protect seafarers caught in the conflict. “Our foremost concern is for the wellbeing of the seafarers and civilians affected,” the groups said, urging strict adherence to Best Management Practices for maritime security and reliance on verified information in what they described as a fast-moving and unpredictable situation. UKMTO has advised vessels in the region to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity as investigations into Monday’s attack continue. The Stena Imperative has previously encountered Iranian forces in the area. In February 2026, the tanker was harassed by Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fast boats and a drone while transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian forces reportedly ordered the vessel to stop engines and threatened to board. The tanker continued its transit under escort from the guided-missile destroyer USS McFaul. A formal damage assessment is now underway. Editorial Standards · Corrections · About gCaptain Subscribe for Daily Maritime Insights Sign up for gCaptain’s newsletter and never miss an update — trusted by our 107,132 members

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Highlighted incidents Please find below a list of highlighted incidents that include death/injuries. Full list of highlighted (confirmed) incidents here. MAYUREE NAREE (IMO 9323649) - 11 March - Three seafarer fatalities. SAFESEA VISHNU (IMO 9327009) - 11 March - One seafarer fatality. ARABIA III (IMO 8771332) - 7 March - One seafarer injured. MUSSAFAH 2  (IMO 9522051) - 6 March - Four seafarer fatalities. Three severely injured. STENA IMPERATIVE (IMO 9666077) - 1 March - One shipyard worker fatality. Two shipyard workers seriously injured. MKD VYOM (IMO 9284386) - 1 March - One seafarer fatality. SKYLIGHT (IMO 9330020) - 1 March - Four seafarers injured. One seafarer fatality. One seafarer missing.

# Confirmed Incidents — Strait of Hormuz and the Middle East **Source:** IMO **As at:** 8 May 2026 - **Confirmed incidents:** 33 - **Confirmed seafarer fatalities:** 10 | Date | Ship Name (IMO Number) | Location | Description | |---|---|---|---| | 6 May | HASNA (IMO 9212917) | Gulf of Oman | Damaged. No pollution. No injuries. | | 5 May | CMA CGM SAN ANTONIO (IMO 9294173) | 30 NM north east of Dibba Al-Fujairah, UAE | Damaged. No pollution. Eight seafarers injured. | | 3 May | TMO BARAKAH (IMO 9902615) | 78NM north of Fujairah, UAE | Damaged. No pollution. Vessel abandoned. | | 3 May | MINOAN FALCON (IMO 9605841) | 11NM west of Sirik, Islamic Republic of Iran | Damaged. No pollution. | | 22 April | EUPHORIA (IMO 9235828) | 8NM west of Islamic Republic of Iran | Minor damage. No pollution. No injuries. | | 22 April | MSC FRANCESCA (IMO 9401116) | 15NM north east of Oman | Damaged. No pollution. Vessel detained. | | 22 April | EPAMINONDAS (IMO 9153862) | 15NM north east of Oman | Damaged. No pollution. Vessel detained. | | 19 April | TOUSKA (IMO 9328900) | 45 NM southeast of Chabahar, Islamic Republic of Iran | Damaged. No pollution. Vessel seized. | | 18 April | CMA CGM EVERGLADE (IMO 9894985) | 22NM North of Kumzar, Oman | Damaged. No pollution. No injuries. | | 18 April | SANMAR HERALD (IMO 9330563) | 19NM North of Kumzar, Oman | Damaged. No pollution. No injuries. | | 7 April | GOLD AUTUMN (IMO 9220483) | 112NM south east of Ras Al | Damaged. No pollution. No injuries. | | 7 April | QINGDAO STAR (IMO 9318163) | 25NM south of Kish Island, Islamic Republic of Iran | Damaged. No pollution. No injuries. | | 1 April | AQUA 1 (IMO 9573660) | 17NM north of Ras Laffan, Qatar | Damaged. No pollution. No injuries. | | 30 March | AL SALMI (IMO 9534793) | 31NM NW of Dubai, UAE | Damaged. No pollution. No injuries. | | 28 March | SUNNY 77 (IMO 8357368) | Near Duqm, Oman | Damaged. No pollution. No injuries. | | 19 March | HALUL 50 (IMO 9602796) | 4NM east of Ras Laffan, Qatar | Damaged. No pollution. No injuries. | | 16 March | GAS AL AHMADIAH (IMO 9849629) | 23NM east of Fujairah, UAE | Damaged. No pollution. No injuries. | | 12 March | SOURCE BLESSING (IMO 9243198) | 35NM north of Jebel Ali, UAE | Damaged. No pollution. No injuries. | | 11 March | ZEFYROS (IMO 9515917) | Near Khor Al Zubair Port, Iraq | Attack on SAFESEA VISHNU caused collateral damage (fire). No injuries. | | 11 March | SAFESEA VISHNU (IMO 9327009) | Near Khor Al Zubair Port, Iraq | Impact caused fire. One seafarer fatality. | | 11 March | STAR GWYNETH (IMO 9301031) | 50NM north-west of Dubai | Damage to cargo holds and forecastle. No injuries. | | 11 March | MAYUREE NAREE (IMO 9323649) | 11NM north of Oman | Fire on board. Three seafarer fatalities. | | 11 March | ONE MAJESTY (IMO 9424912) | 25NM north-west of Ra's al Khaymah, UAE | Hull damage. No injuries. | | 7 March | ARABIA III (IMO 8771332) | Al Jubayl, Saudi Arabia | One seafarer injured. | | 6 March | MUSSAFAH 2 (IMO 9522051) | 6NM north of Oman | Four seafarer fatalities. Three severely injured. | | 5 March | SONANGOL NAMIBE (IMO 9325049) | 30NM south east of Mubarak Al Kabeer, Kuwait | Hull breach. No injuries. | | 4 March | SAFEEN PRESTIGE (IMO 9593517) | 2NM north of Oman | Sunk. Oil slick detected. No injuries. | | 3 March | GOLD OAK (IMO 9806342) | 7NM east of Fujairah, UAE | Steel plating damage. No injuries. | | 3 March | LIBRA TRADER (IMO 9562673) | 10NM east of Fujairah, UAE | Minor damage. No injuries. | | 1 March | STENA IMPERATIVE (IMO 9666077) | At Berth, Port of Bahrain | One shipyard worker fatality. Two shipyard workers seriously injured. | | 1 March | HERCULES STAR (IMO 9916135) | 17 NM NW of Mina Saqr, UAE | Fire on board. No injuries. | | 1 March | MKD VYOM (IMO 9284386) | 52 NM NW of Muscat, Oman | One seafarer fatality. | | 1 March | SKYLIGHT (IMO 9330020) | 5 NM N of Khasab, Oman | Four seafarers injured. One seafarer fatality. One seafarer missing. |

U.S.-Flagged Stena Tanker Hit by Iranian Missiles During Attack on Bahrain A tanker supplying fuel to the U.S. military was damaged early on Monday morning, March 2, as Iran continued its retaliatory strikes on neighboring countries. The crew of the tanker Stena Imperative was safely evacuated, but reports indicate one shipyard worker was killed and two others seriously injured. The tanker Stena Imperative (49,800 dwt) appears to have been docked in Bahrain for the past few days as part of its participation in the U.S. Maritime Administration’s (MARAD) Tanker Security Program. U.S.-based shipping manager Crowley had highlighted in 2023 that it, along with its partner Stena Bulk USA, received the contract for three tankers to transport liquid fuel supplies in times of need for the U.S. Department of Defense. The tankers were Stena Immaculate, Stena Imperative, and Stena Impeccable, with Stena Immaculate involved in the allision in March 2025 off the coast of England when it was struck by a Portuguese-flagged containership. In a statement to the wire services, Crowley and Stena Bulk confirmed the Stena Imperative was struck by two projectiles at around 0300 local time on March 2. The companies said there had been a fire aboard the vessel, which was extinguished. They acknowledged damage while saying a survey was underway to determine the full extent of the incident. Some reports are saying the tanker was likely targeted for its involvement in the U.S. fuel program, but many analysts are also noting the haphazard nature of the Iranian attacks. The attacks on shipping near the Straits of Hormuz also seem to be indiscriminate and designed more to create fear than to hit a specific ship. The Stena Imperative had been approached by the Iranians at the beginning of February when it was inbound into the Persian Gulf. Iranian speedboats approached the tanker and told it to stop or steer toward Iran, but the tanker reportedly increased speed and maneuvered. A U.S. warship was also in the area at the time, and the Stena tanker proceeded without further incident. The tanker was believed to have been in Fujairah and later sailed to Bahrain. It ceased AIS signals on February 28, shortly before the attacks began. The vessel was undergoing maintenance at the time of the attack. The ship provided an important capability to the U.S., as it in 2025 was certified for ship-to-ship refueling while underway. The incident comes as Iran continues to terrorize shipping around the Straits of Hormuz and the ports of the Persian Gulf. Security firms confirmed four vessels were struck on Sunday, with reports of at least one person killed. UK Maritime Trade Operations is reporting that another vessel was struck by a drone on Monday outside the Straits of Hormuz. Signals show that most commercial vessels have stopped their transits and are holding at a distance away from Iran. U.S. Central Command asserts that it is systematically degrading Iranian ballistic missile capabilities.

The expatriate worker who died yesterday (Mar 2), after debris from an intercepted missile fell at Salman Industrial City, has been identified as Abul Mohsin Tareq. The Bangladeshi national was killed in a fire on a foreign vessel, caused by the falling debris. According to online reports, his family back home in Halishahar, Chattogram, has issued an urgent plea for the return of his body. Mr Tareq was reportedly doing maintenance work on the Stena Imperative ship at the Arab Shipbuilding and Repair Yard when he was killed in an incident that also seriously injured two others. Mr Tareq had worked abroad for more than 32 years and his family, including daughter Tasnim Tamanna, were looking forward to having him home this Eid for an extended stay. His relatives have been in touch with the Bangladesh Embassy hoping to repatriate his body as soon as possible. #gdnonline #bahrain

Missile strike kills Bangladeshi worker in Bahrain, family urges govt to bring him home Family members said Tareq left Bangladesh in 1993 after completing his SSC to support his household. Over three decades, he rose from an ordinary worker to a senior supervisor Abul Mohsin Tareq had hoped for a different homecoming this year. After 32 years of migrant work abroad, he planned to spend Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Azha with his family for a longer, unhurried stay – trading decades of exhausting labour overseas for quiet evenings at home. Tareq, a remittance earner from Sandwip, was killed early Monday while working aboard the vessel, Stena Imperative, at the Arab Shipbuilding and Repair Yard in Bahrain. Relatives and co-workers said debris from a missile strike hit the area, fatally striking him as he carried out repairs on the upper section of the ship. At his rented home in Chattogram's Halishahar, the family that once counted days to his return now waits for his body. His only daughter, Tasnim Tamanna, an eleventh-grade student at Bepza Public School and College, said through tears, "Last Sunday, before iftar, he spoke to us on video call. He was smiling and said he'd be home soon. How can he be gone in just one day? I have no siblings. Without him, how will we survive? How will I continue my studies?" Family members said Tareq left Bangladesh in 1993 after completing his SSC to support his household. Over three decades, he rose from an ordinary worker to a senior supervisor. The Business Standard Google News Keep updated, follow The Business Standard's Google news channel Tareq's longtime roommate, Solaiman Nowab, remembered him as a generous and hardworking man. "He worked tirelessly to rebuild their life in the city after their Sandwip home was lost to river erosion. Hearing of his death at dawn, I could not believe it," he said, urging authorities to support the family. Nur Hossain Belal, Tareq's cousin and co-worker, recalled, "I was nearby when the blast shook the area. Fragments of a drone or missile hit him directly on the head while he worked on the upper section. He died there instantly." Mohammad Shamsul Islam, Tareq's cousin, said, "The situation in Bahrain is unstable, and we do not know how quickly we can bring him back for burial. We need government support to do that." Relative Riaz Uddin Sourav added, "We have contacted the Bangladesh Embassy in Bahrain. Our main concern is bringing his body home quickly. The man who was to return with Eid joy is now gone, and the family is devastated."

The expatriate worker who died on Monday, after debris from an intercepted missile fell at Salman Industrial City, has been identified as Abul Mohsin Tareq. The Bangladeshi national was killed in a fire on a foreign vessel, caused by the falling debris. According to online reports, his family back home in Halishahar, Chattogram, has issued an urgent plea for the return of his body. Mr Tareq was reportedly doing maintenance work on the Stena Imperative ship at the Arab Shipbuilding and Repair Yard when he was killed in an incident that also seriously injured two others. Mr Tareq had worked abroad for more than 32 years and his family, including daughter Tasnim Tamanna, were looking forward to having him home this Eid for an extended stay. His relatives have been in touch with the Bangladesh Embassy hoping to repatriate his body as soon as possible.

Stena Bulk has confirmed that a commercial vessel hit in an Iranian missile attack in Bahrain early on Monday was one of its own ships, known to be in the employ of the US Navy. TradeWinds reported that the vessel hit in the strike that left one Asian maritime worker dead and two seriously injured, could be the US-flagged, 49,800-dwt Stena Imperative (built 2016).

Urgent | Bahraini Ministry of Interior: One Asian worker killed and two injured in a fire on a foreign ship in Salman Industrial City caused by missile shrapnel

عاجل | الداخلية البحرينية: مقتل عامل آسيوي وإصابة اثنين بحريق في سفينة أجنبية بمدينة سلمان الصناعية جراء شظايا صاروخ

#Breaking Bahraini Ministry of Interior: One person was killed in a fire at Salman Industrial City after a missile was intercepted #Bahrain #Iran #IRGC @AlarabyTV https://x.com/ferozwala/status/2028270744606757131?s=20…

Bahrain: Worker Killed in Ship Fire After Missile Debris Falls A fire broke out on board a foreign vessel in Bahrain's Salman Industrial City after debris from an intercepted missile fell to the ground, killing one person, according to the Bahraini Ministry of Interior. Two other people were injured in the fire before it was brought under control and extinguished. The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported that a ship in a Bahraini port was struck by two unidentified projectiles, causing a fire. The UKMTO confirmed that the ship remains docked in the port.

البحرين: مقتل عامل جراء حريق شبّ بسفينة إثر سقوط حطام صاروخي اندلاع حريق على متن سفينة أجنبية بمدينة سلمان الصناعية في البحرين، نتيجة سقوط حطام صاروخ تم اعتراضه، مما أسفر عن مقتل شخص واحد، بحسب وزارة الداخلية البحرينية كما تسبب الحريق في إصابة شخصين آخرين قبل أن تتم السيطرة عليه وإخماده من جهتها، ذكرت هيئة عمليات التجارة البحرية البريطانية (UKMTO) أن سفينة في ميناء بحريني تعرضت للقصف بمقذوفين مجهولين، مما أدى إلى نشوب حريق، وأكدت أن السفينة لا تزال راسية في الميناء

Bahrain: An Asian worker was killed and two others were injured in a fire on board a foreign ship in Salman Industrial City caused by missile fragments.

البحرين: قتل عامل آسيوي وأصيب اثنان في حريق على متن سفينة أجنبية في مدينة سلمان الصناعية بسبب شظايا صاروخية.

Bahraini Ministry of Interior: A fire broke out on a foreign vessel in Salman Industrial City after missile fragments struck the ship. The Iranians claim to have targeted ASRY, a company in the Al-Hidd area of Bahrain that provides maintenance and repair services for ships belonging to the US Military Sealift Command (MSC) and the Navy.

‏الداخلية البحرينية: حريق بسفينة أجنبية بمدينة سلمان الصناعية جراء سقوط شظايا صاروخ الإيرانيون يقولون أنهم إستهدفوا شركة ASRY في منطقة الحد في البحرين وهي شركة تعمل على تقديم خدمات الصيانة والإصلاح للسفن التابعة لـ قيادة النقل البحري العسكري الأمريكية (MSC) وسفن الأسطول

Iran bombs a foreign ship in Salman Industrial City in Bahrain

إيران تقصـ..ـف سفينة أجنبية بمدينة سلمان الصناعية في البحرين

Bahraini Interior Ministry: One Dead, Two Injured by Missile Debris in Salman Industrial City The Bahraini Ministry of Interior announced that a fire broke out on a foreign vessel undergoing maintenance in Salman Industrial City after debris from an intercepted missile fell on it. According to the Bahrain News Agency, the debris killed one Asian worker and seriously injured two others. The fire was brought under control and extinguished.

الداخلية البحرينية: قتيل وإصابتان جراء سقوط شظايا صاروخ بمدينة سلمان الصناعية أعلنت وزارة الداخلية في مملكة البحرين، اندلاع حريق في سفينة أجنبية تحت الصيانة في مدينة سلمان الصناعية، جراء سقوط شظايا صاروخ تم اعتراضه.وبحسب وكالة أنباء البحرين،أسفر سقوط شظايا صاروخ عن مقتل عامل آسيوي وإصابة اثنين آخرين بإصابات بليغة وتم السيطرة على الحريق وإخماده.

The Bahraini Ministry of Interior announced early Monday morning that one person was killed and two others were seriously injured in a fire that broke out on a foreign vessel undergoing maintenance in Salman Industrial City, northeast of the country, caused by shrapnel from an intercepted missile. In a statement, the ministry said, "A fire broke out on a foreign vessel undergoing maintenance in Salman Industrial City as a result of shrapnel from an intercepted missile, resulting in the death of an Asian worker and serious injuries to two others." It added that "the fire has been brought under control and extinguished," without providing further details. Since Saturday, several Arab countries, including Bahrain, have been targeted by Iranian drone and missile attacks in response to the ongoing US-Israeli offensive that began that morning. Tehran maintains that it is not targeting specific countries, but rather US bases in the region. However, these attacks have caused damage to civilian infrastructure, including airports, ports, and various buildings. Tel Aviv and Washington are launching this offensive despite Iran having made progress in indirect negotiations with the United States, as attested to by the Omani mediator and US officials. This is the second time that Israel has turned its back on the Iranian-American negotiation track, after its first aggression in June 2025.

أعلنت وزارة الداخلية البحرينية، فجر الاثنين، مقتل شخص وإصابة اثنين آخرين بجروح بالغة جراء حريق اندلع في سفينة أجنبية تحت الصيانة بمدينة سلمان الصناعية شمال شرق البلاد، جراء شظايا صاروخ تم اعتراضه. وقالت الوزارة، في بيان، إن "حريقا اندلع في سفينة أجنبية تحت الصيانة بمدينة سلمان الصناعية، جراء سقوط شظايا صاروخ تم اعتراضه وأسفر عن مقتل عامل آسيوي وإصابة اثنين آخرين بإصابات بليغة". وأضافت أنه "تم السيطرة على الحريق وإخماده"، دون مزيد من التفاصيل. ومنذ السبت، تتعرض دول عربية بينها البحرين لاستهداف إيراني بمسيرات وصواريخ في سياق رد طهران، على الهجوم الأمريكي-الإسرائيلي الذي يتواصل منذ صباح ذلك اليوم. وتقول طهران إنها "لا تستهدف دولا بعينها"، بل القواعد الأمريكية بالمنطقة، غير أن هذه الهجمات ألحقت أضرارا بأعيان مدنية، بينها مطارات وموانئ ومبان مختلفة. وتشن تل أبيب وواشنطن هذا العدوان رغم إحراز إيران تقدما في المفاوضات غير المباشرة مع الولايات المتحدة بشهادة الوسيط العماني ومسؤولين أمريكيين. وهذه المرة الثانية التي تنقلب فيها إسرائيل على مسار التفاوض الإيراني الأمريكي، بعد عدوانها الأول في يونيو/ حزيران 2025.

Bahraini Ministry of Interior: An Asian worker was killed and two others were injured in a fire on a foreign ship in Salman Industrial City caused by missile shrapnel.

وزارة الداخلية البحرينية: مقتل عامل آسيوي وإصابة اثنين بحريق في سفينة أجنبية بمدينة سلمان الصناعية جراء شظايا صاروخ.

Ministry of Interior: A fire broke out on a foreign ship under maintenance in Salman Industrial City, as a result of shrapnel from an intercepted missile falling on it. The fire resulted in the death of an Asian worker and serious injuries to two others. The fire has been brought under control and extinguished.

وزارة الداخلية : حريق في سفينة أجنبية تحت الصيانة بمدينة سلمان الصناعية ،جراء سقوط شظايا صاروخ تم اعتراضه وأسفر عن مقتل عامل آسيوي وإصابة اثنين آخرين بإصابات بليغة ، وقد تم السيطرة على الحريق وإخماده.

Bahraini Interior Ministry: Asian worker killed and two injured in a fire on a foreign ship in Salman Industrial City caused by missile shrapnel

الداخلية البحرينية: مقتل عامل آسيوي وإصابة اثنين بحريق في سفينة أجنبية بمدينة سلمان الصناعية جراء شظايا صاروخ

The Bahraini Ministry of Interior announced early Monday that a fire broke out on a ship undergoing maintenance in Salman Industrial City after shrapnel from an intercepted missile fell on the vessel, resulting in the death of one Asian worker and injuries to two others, according to the Bahrain News Agency.

أعلنت وزارة الداخلية البحرينية، فجر الاثنين، اندلاع حريق بسفينة تحت الصيانة في مدينة سلمان الصناعية إثر سقوط شظايا صاروخ تم اعتراضه؛ أسفر عن وفاة عامل آسيوي وإصابة اثنين آخرين، وفق ما نقلت وكالة أنباء البحرين

#Breaking | Bahraini Ministry of Interior: One Asian worker killed and two injured by falling missile fragments from Iran - Fire breaks out on a foreign vessel in Salman Industrial City due to falling fragments - Fire on a foreign vessel in Salman Industrial City brought under control

#عاجل| الداخلية البحرينية: مقتل عامل آسيوي وإصابة 2 جراء سقوط شظايا صاروخ من إيران - اندلاع حريق بسفينة أجنبية في مدينة سلمان الصناعية جراء سقوط شظايا - السيطرة على الحريق بسفينة أجنبية في مدينة سلمان الصناعية

Bahraini Interior Ministry: One worker killed and two injured in a fire on a foreign ship in Salman Industrial City after missile fragments fell

الداخلية البحرينية: مقتل عامل وإصابة اثنين بحريق سفينة أجنبية في مدينة سلمان الصناعية إثر سقوط شظايا صاروخ

The Bahraini Ministry of Interior announced late Sunday night that an Asian worker was killed and two others were injured when missile fragments fell in Salman Industrial City, northeast of the country. The Ministry stated that "a fire broke out on a foreign vessel undergoing maintenance in Salman Industrial City as a result of falling missile fragments, which led to the death of an Asian worker and serious injuries to two others." It added, "The fire has been brought under control and extinguished."

أعلنت وزارة الداخلة البحرينية ليل الأحد - الإثنين، مقتل عامل آسيوي وإصابة اثنين آخرين، إثر سقوط شظايا صاروخ في مدينة سلمان الصناعية، شمال شرقي البلاد. وقالت الداخلية البحرينية، إن "حريقا نشب في سفينة أجنبية تحت الصيانة بمدينة سلمان الصناعية، جراء سقوط شظايا صاروخ تم اعتراضه وأسفر عن مقتل عامل آسيوي وإصابة اثنين آخرين بإصابات بليغة". وتابعت: "قد تم السيطرة على الحريق وإخماده"