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RHL Fidelitas

RHL Fidelitas

RHL_FIDELITAS

The 294 meter long, 62920 dwt container ship RHL Fidelitas suffered water ingress while berthed in Shanghai, China.  The RHL Fidelitas had completed loading cargo when it suffered water ingress in its engine room.  The boxship suffered significant damage to the engine room.  No reports of injuries or pollution released.  Containers were offloaded and the RHL Fidelitas was taken to a nearby anchorage while the crew conducts repairs.

 

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Cargo Vessel Sunk By Typhoon Matmo

Cargo Vessel Sunk By Typhoon Matmo

Photo: fleetmon
Photo: fleetmon

The 160 meter long, 14395 dwt cargo ship Ana sank just off shore of Lianjiang Road, Fuzhou, China.  The Ana been at anchor off Lianjiang since July 8 when the cargo ship had become disabled in heavy seas.   The disabled Ana tried to ride out the storm surge as Typhoon Matmo passed near the area, but the vessel’s anchor dragged.  As the Ana was being blown ashore, the crew sent out a distress call.  Chinese authorities dispatched helicopters to the scene.  All 17 crewmen on the Ana were listed to safety.  No reports of injuries.

Photo: shipspotting
Photo: shipspotting

 

Sui Hai Yun 382

Sui Hai Yun 382

Photo: seatrade-global.com
Photo: seatrade-global.com

The 50 meter long feeder vessel Sui Hai Yun 382 ran aground near Tuen Mun, Hong Kong.  The Sui Hai Yun 382 was en route to Tuen Mun to unload a cargo of containers when it suffered engine failure and power black out.  The feeder vessel went adrift until it went ashore onto the beach.  No reports of injuries to the seven crew on board or damage to the vessel.  The Sui Hai Yun 382 was later refloated the same day.  The marine police was investigating the incident.