Scot Pioneer

Scot Pioneer
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On the night of December 31, 2025, the 90 meter long, 3638 dwt cargo vessel Scot Pioneer (IMO: 9331347) ran aground in the English Channel at the entrance of the Teign River at Teignmouth harbour, England. The Scot Pioneer had departed from Hamburg and was entering the harbour when it stranded on a sandbank some 50 meters off the shoreline.

The Scot Pioneer remained aground until early the next day. Aided by a tug, the cargo vessel was pulled free on the next high tide. No reports of injuries to the 8 crew on board, damage or pollution released.

Sharandy Of The Seas

Sharandy of The Seas
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On the morning of December 27, the 47 meter long pinisi sailing vessel Sharandy Of The Seas sank in the Bali Sea in Serangan Harbor, Bali. The Sharandy Of The Seas had been at its mooring undergoing repairs in the harbor when a strong storm squall struck the area. With windws reaching 45 kilometers/hour, the sailing vessel lost stability and developed a severe list to port. The 13 crew on board were unable to stabilize the vessel before it rolled over and sank.

All 13 crew were force to abandon ship and jump into the sea.  All were later rescued by locals using a small tender and taken ashore at Serangan Beach. There were no reports of injuries.

Reports state the Sharandy Of The Seas sank at 8°43’13.0″S 115°14’27.0″E. There were no disclosure if any pollution had been released.

 

Sea Dragon II

Sea Dragon II
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On the morning of December 23, a 50 foot fishing vessel Sea Dragon II ran aground in the Pacific Ocean at Ventura Beach, California. The Sea Dragon II with 3 crew members on board had run up unto the beach leaving the fishing vessel high and dry. Authorities arrived to the site and found all 3 crew were uninjured.

Reports state the cause of the grounding was due to the crew were asleep when fishing vessel ran ashore. No reports of damage or pollution released.

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