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SCDF: Luxury superyacht catches fire at Sentosa Cove marina, sending thick black smoke into the air while fully engulfed in flames

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June 9, 2026
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SINGAPORE: A luxurious yacht caught hearth at Sentosa Cove on Sunday morning, sending thick black smoke into the sky and drawing the eye of residents, resort visitors and boaters close by.

The fireplace broke out at about 8:10 am on June 7 at 11 Cove Drive, in accordance with the Singapore Civil Defence Drive (SCDF). The vessel, a yacht berthed at a pontoon, was already absolutely engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived.


SCDF stated its land-based groups reached the scene inside seven minutes and instantly started firefighting operations from the pontoon. What began as a marina hearth quickly turned tougher when the burning yacht drifted away from its berth in the course of the operation.

That sudden motion compelled firefighters to adapt on the spot. To help the hassle, SCDF activated a marine vessel. On the peak of the operation, firefighters used two water jets from the pontoon and a water monitor from the marine vessel to carry the blaze below management, and no accidents had been reported.


Thick smoke could possibly be seen from throughout the marina

The incident unfolded at ONE15 Marina Sentosa Cove, an space higher recognized for luxurious yachts, waterfront properties and weekend leisure actions than emergency operations.

In accordance with a June 7 Channel NewsAsia (CNA) report, the vessel concerned was Eagle Wings III, a 112-foot yacht used for personal charters and occasions. Thick smoke could possibly be seen from throughout the marina, attracting the eye of visitors staying close by.

Two resort visitors stated they observed the smoke shortly after leaving their room and had been stunned by the dimensions of the hearth. Photographs and movies shared on-line confirmed flames consuming a lot of the yacht as emergency crews labored to comprise the blaze.

Firefighters needed to proceed battling the hearth when the yacht drifted away from the pontoon

A yacht hearth is already a troublesome scenario. A transferring yacht makes it even tougher. In contrast to a constructing hearth, a vessel can shift place due to wind, currents or harm attributable to the blaze itself.

When the yacht drifted away from the pontoon, firefighters needed to proceed battling the hearth whereas stopping additional dangers to close by boats and marina infrastructure.

SCDF firefighters extinguished a fire aboard the Eagle Wings III yacht at ONE15 Marina Sentosa Cove

Fb/Singapore Civil Defence Drive (SCDF)

SCDF firefighters extinguished a fireplace aboard the Eagle Wings III yacht at ONE15 Marina Sentosa Cove


The incident additionally confirmed why Singapore maintains each land-based and marine firefighting capabilities. Having crews on the water allowed SCDF to proceed attacking the blaze from a number of angles when situations modified.

Marina operations resume due to the velocity and coordination of the emergency response group

By Monday, ONE15 Marina Sentosa Cove knowledgeable members that marina operations had resumed after receiving clearance from the authorities.

The affected berth stays closed as a precaution whereas security and environmental measures keep in place. Oil containment limitations had been deployed across the broken vessel, whose burnt hull was left largely submerged after the hearth. The reason for the hearth stays below investigation.

Whereas luxurious yachts appeal to consideration for his or her measurement and value tags, Sunday’s incident nonetheless proves that emergencies can occur anyplace. Security programs, emergency planning and speedy response hardly ever make headlines till the day they’re wanted most.

And past information of a vessel engulfed in hearth and smoke, this case demonstrated the velocity and coordination of the emergency response group, stopping accidents and stopping a critical blaze from turning into a bigger maritime incident.





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