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Amadeus Gold

Amadeus Gold

Amadeus Gold
Photo: ugeavisen.dk

On the night of December 9, the 87 meter long, 2570 dwt cargo vessel Amadeus Gold (IMO: 9479565) ran aground on the Odense Fjord near Odense, Denmark. The cargo vessel had departed from Rotterdam headed for Odense when it ran aground in the shallow waters near the Lindø terminal. A tugboat attempted to pull the cargo vessel free, but it remained stuck. Another attempt on the next morning was unsuccessful as well. Reports state tugs will free the Amadeus Gold on the rising tide.  According to Danish Maritime Authority, the incident is under investigation and the vessel will undergo inspection for damage after it is re-floated. No reports of injuries or pollution released.

Amadeus Gold
Photo: ugeavisen.dk

 

FN 267 Emilie

FN 267 Emilie

FN 267 Emilie
Photo: maritimedanmark.dk

On the afternoon of December 2, the 19 meter long, 68 gt fishing vessel FN 267 Emilie (MMSI: 219001917) ran aground in the Kattegat at the outer breakwater at Skagen, Denmark. The DSRS dispatched a lifeboat to assist and found the trawler sitting up on the rocks. Initial attempts to pull the FN 267 Emilie free were unsuccessful.  A tugboat and another trawler were ready to assist in pulling the vessel free when the FN 267 Emilie slipped off the breakwater. The fishing vessel proceeded into Skagen. No reports of injuries or pollution released. The extent of damage was not disclosed.

 

Express 5

Express 5

Express 5
Photo: tv2bornholm.dk

On November 25, the 31 meter long, 1000 dwt catamaran ro-ro passenger ferry Express 5 (IMO: 9913286) allided in the Baltic Sea off Bornholm, Denmark. The Express 5, one of the largest catamaran ferries in the world, was departing from Rønne when it struck the breakwater. The ferry sustained hull damage with a long crease along its starboard hull. The Express 5 had to return to its berth and passengers were disembarked. No reports of injuries.

The Express 5 was taken to a drydock for repairs. After temporary repairs were completed on November 29, the vessel was allowed to go back into service  Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.