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Arctic Hunter

Arctic Hunter

ARCTIC_HUNTER

The 93 foot long, 308 gt fishing vessel Arctic Hunter went aground off Unalaska, Alaska.  The crab boat was departing to start a fishing trip when it went onto the rocks near the cliffs off Morris Cove.  No reports of injuries.  A salvage firm was requested to aid refloating the vessel.  The salvage crew will attempt to remove 12,000 gallons of diesel fuel and oil off the vessel.  A storm was forecast to reach the scene later the same day.  Authorities state that alcohol was not a factor in the incident. The cause of the incident has not been reported.

 

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Valencia

Valencia

VALENCIA

The 110 meter long self-propelled barge Valencia went aground on the Danube River near Straubing, Germany.  The Valencia was headed downstream with 1700 tons of wood pellets when it  grounded onto the far left side of the bank to allow to another vessel to pass upstream.  Traffic was allowed to continued at a reduced speed.  No reports of injuries, damage or pollution released. The water police have launched an investigation into the incident.  Reports state the vessel may need to be lightered before it can be refloated.

 

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October 28 – Storm Damage

October 28 – Storm Damage

SC_ATLANTIC

The 140 meter long, 2059 dwt ro-ro passenger vessel Ocean Atlantic broke from her moorings at Bremerhaven, Germany by strong wind gusts.  A tug was able to bring the Ocean Atlantic back to the pier.  No reports of injuries, damage or pollution released.

PETER_PAN

The 190 meter long, 6555 dwt ro-ro passenger ferry ferry Peter Pan allided with the 49 meter long, 555 dwt small coastal freighter Jopi while moored at Trelleborg, Sweden.  The Peter Pan had broke from her moorings and strong wind gusts pushed the vessel’s aft section into the stern of the Jopi which was moored on the opposite quay.  No reports of injuries or pollution released.

Stena Alegra

The 7360 dwt ro-ro passenger ferry Stena Alegra went aground in the Baltic Sea near Karlskrona, Sweden.  The Stena Alegra was proceeding in just ballast as no passengers or cargo was on board.   Reports state the vessel was blown aground by the strong winds.  No reports of injuries, damage or pollution released.

ARCO_AXE

The 98 meter long, 5438 dwt dredger Arco Axe went aground on the Thames near Shoeburyness, England.  The Arco Axe was later refloated by the aid of several tugs and proceeded to Medway.  No reports of injuries, damage or pollution.

 

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