Dalmatia G
The 190 meter long bulk carrier Dalmatia G went aground in the Katttegat off Anholt, Denmark. The vessel was en route to Paranagua to Klaipeda when it steered out of the navigation channel and went aground. No injuries reported.
Yuan Da 668
The 53 meter long cargo vessel Yuan Da 668 sank in the South China Sea near Zhanjiang, China. The Yuan Da 668 had been at anchor when Typhoon Mujigae approached with high winds and large waves. The vessel’s anchor began to drag and the Yuan Da 668 was blown aground. The waves pounded against the cargo vessel causing water ingress. The seven crew on board decided to abandon ship and attempt to swim ashore. Six crew reached shore safely, but one crewman perished. No further details reported.
Bernhard Schepers
The 150 meter long, 10600 dwt container ship Bernhard Schepers ran aground in the Kiel Canal near Schwartenberg, Germany. The Bernhard Schepers had steered too close to the southern embankment and became stuck. The boxship remained aground for several hours forcing the canal to be closed until the vessel could be refloated. The Bernhard Schepers was refloated and proceeded to Fredericia where it berthed and inspected for damage. No reports of injuries, damage or pollution released.