At another four Swordfish found the Italian destroyers distant. "Daniele Manin" was hit amidships by two bombs and the crew abandoned ship; three Swordfish obtained near misses. The last two destroyers were shadowed until they were out of range. "Pantera" and "Tigre" were found south of Jeddah where they were being abandoned. Blenheims of 14 Squadron and Wellesleys of 223 Squadron from Port Sudan claimed hits on both ships, one catching fire. The destroyer "Kingston" completed the destruction of the ships. "Vincenzo Orsini" which had run aground at Massawa managed to refloat and was scuttled in the harbour on 8 April after being bombed by the Swordfish of 813 NAS; the torpedo boat "Giovanni Acerbi" was also sunk by aircraft. On 7 April, before being scuttled, the antiquated "MAS-213" (MAS, motor torpedo boat) a survivor of the Great War, torpedoed the cruiser as it escorted minesweepers off Massawa. "Capetown" was towed to Port Sudan, eventually to sail for Bombay where it was under repair for a year, then relegated to an accommodation ship.