Eems Chrystal

EEMS CHRYSTAL

The 2443 dwt freighter Eems Chrystal went aground in the Baltic Sea at Vierow, Germany.  The Eems Chrystal was attempted to berth when it went grounded.  No reports of injuries.  A tug was released the Eems Chrystal the following day.  Divers found some damages including a small leak.  No reports of pollution released.

 

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Elland

Photo: niki-zlatev.blogspot.ru
Photo: niki-zlatev.blogspot.ru

The 88 meter long, 2864 dwt cargo vessel Elland sank off Durankulak, Bulgaria.  The Elland had departed from Constanta with a cargo of plywood bound for Izmir when it became disabled due to an engine failure. While the crew attempted repairs to restore power, the cargo shifted.  The Elland began to list 15 degrees to starboard with the list increasing the following hours.  The crew  sent out a distress call fearing the Elland may capsize.  The 11 crew abandoned ship into the vessel’s lifeboat  and were later rescued by the passing cargo vessel M. Izmir.  The Elland eventually capsized and sank in 50 meters of water.  No reports of injuries.  An oil film was spotted where the vessel sank.  Reports state the Elland had 10 tons of fuel on board at the time.

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Esnaad 715

Photo: farodevigo.es
Photo: farodevigo.es

The crew of the 315 dwt offshore crew vessel Esnaad 715 abandoned ship in the Bay of Biscay off La Coruna, Spain.  The crew alerted the Spanish MRCC that the vessel was in danger of sinking after encountering 10 meter waves.  A helicopter was dispatched to the scene and was able to hoist the 5 crewmen to safety.  No reports of injuries.  Reports state the vessel was still afloat.

Esnaad715

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