Suddhadib
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Hardeep
was laid down at Hong Kong & Whampoe Dock Company in
1918 for the British company Siam Steam Navigation
Company, named after one of Thailand king's daughters Suddhadib. She
was extensively used as a liner between Thailand and South
East Asia before the outbreak of world war two. She almost
survived the war, but was attacked by British RAF
airplanes 1.June
1945 and went down in the deep northeast
of the island Koh Chuang. The wreck rest today on her
starboard side on a
depth of approximately 15 to 25 meter in the channel between the
islands of Koh Samae and Koh Chuang.
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| GPS: N 012’31.5, E 100’57.5 |
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