Simple rules of the road being ignored here. Any Captain worth his salt would give way to the vessel to starboard. Crossing another ship's bow at such close quarters is just fucked up seamanship.
Sing Roads was always a nightmare. I turned at Horsbrough Rock one night southbound in 1970 and a huge Soviet dry dock, towed by a big freighter, escorted by numerous tugs, blocked the Main channel. I just squeezed by. I note all the language used here are from that region. Big change since my day, but English should still be the language of collision avoidance.
As far as i understand the tanker were the camera is on board is anchored And the area lokks like Eastern OPL anchorage and the Container passing ahead of her...OK it was a bit scary cause the weather /currrent star ''building her quite close from tankers bow.....but it's quite common in such dense anchorages like Singapore or lke Fujahira to pass so close on eachother.About English Channel where th Captain below is mention it sometimes with the fog i was filling anxious but the traffic although it was heavy tou could handdle it
