Yes, the
Africa Mercy is now out of dry dock and safely berthed at the repair quay. She came out of dry dock almost two-weeks ago now, and progress continues all over the vessel. I was down at the ship this last Thursday and I went up to Deck 8 to see the work that has been happening there.
Progress on the protracted pool project, which began back
in Tenerife and continued
throughout Togo, continues. They've installed "wave-catchers" to try and lessen the impact of the waves.
This is a close-up of one of the "wave-catchers".
The frame for the canopy has been re-assembled on Deck 8... This was sorely missed during the Togo Field Service.
The large, new Mercy Ships logo on the funnel.
Yes, the Africa Mercy is now out of dry dock and safely berthed at the repair quay. She came out of dry dock almost two-weeks ago now, and progress continues all over the vessel. I was down at the ship this last Thursday and I went up to Deck 8 to see the work that has been happening there.
Progress on the protracted pool project, which began back in Tenerife and continued throughout Togo, continues. They've installed "wave-catchers" to try and lessen the impact of the waves.
This is a close-up of one of the "wave-catchers".
The frame for the canopy has been re-assembled on Deck 8... This was sorely missed during the Togo Field Service.
The large, new Mercy Ships logo on the funnel.
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