The 86 meter long barge Innovation II went adrift and allided with a wharf on the IJssel at Capelle, Netherlands. The barge had broken free from the self-propelled barge Innovation and struck the wharf. The wharf sustained some damage, but no reports of injuries. An oil pollution team was reported on site. The Innovation II did not cause the pollution, but the pollution may have resulted in the barge breaking loose.
On July 2, the landing-craft ferry Pancar Indah sank in the Bali Strait near Gilimanuk, Bali, Indonesia. The Pancar Indah loaded with 16 cars and trucks and 35 persons on board encountered rough seas with waves reaching 2 meters high. The ferry suffered water ingress and eventually sank by the bow. The Pancar Indah partially sank with part of the superstructure remaining above the surface. No reports of injuries.
The 68 meter long, 1190 dwt cargo vessel Mia B ran aground in the Roskilde Fjord near Zealand, Denmark. The Mia B had departed from Frederiksvaerk bound for Norway with a cargo of steel plates when it went aground after a technical error. No reports of injuries, damage or pollution released. The Mia B was later refloated the following day and proceeded back to Frederiksvaerk for inspection.