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In fact, I had spotted a pic of them from one of CNN's articles this morning - https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/18/us/baltimore-bridge-dali-ship-crew/index.html
From left: Bro Chen Chuanyi, executive secretary of the Singapore Organisation of Seamen, and Gwee Guo Duan, assistant general secretary of the Singapore Maritime Officers’ Union, speak with seamen aboard the Dali on April 24, four weeks ater the cargo ship crashed into Balitmore's Key Bridge.
Singapore Maritime Officers’ Union/Singapore Organisation of Seamen/ITF
But I think it has to do with "salvage" rules and whether the ship could be confiscated by others if considered "abandoned".
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