The 86 meter long, 790 dwt ro-ro ferry Marstein went aground off Tobbe Holmane near Husavik, Norway. The ferry was en route from Sandvikvåg with seven passengers and six crew grounded just outside Husavik. No reports of injuries. The passengers were transferred to another vessel and taken to Husavik. The Marstein was later refloated and proceeded to Husavik. Local authorities have launched an investigation into the incident. The cause of the grounding was not reported.
The 24 meter long high speed ferry Tidevind allided with the pier at Hareid, Norway. The Tidevind was approaching the dock when it made a hard landing striking the starboard bow against the quay. Two crew and one passenger suffered minor injuries and taken to hospital. The Tidevind suffered damage to its bow and was taken out of service. No reports of pollution being released. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.
The 125 meter long, 8800 dwt container ship 3 Oak went aground on the Kiel Canal while en route to Rotterdam from Szczecin. The 3 Oak had suffered engine failure and drifted onto the embankment. Traffic on the canal was halted until the vessel was refloated later the same day. The 3 Oak proceeded under its own power to Brunsbüttel where it was inspected before allowing the vessel continue on its voyage. No reports of injuries, damage or pollution released.
