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Collision off Hanstholm

Collision off Hanstholm

Isabella

The 225 meter long, 70029 dwt freighter Id Red Sea collided with the  fishing vessel Isabella – SIN 177 off Hanstholm, Denmark.  The freighter clipped the bow of the wood hulled fishing vessel during the night.   The Isabella suffered damage to its bow and suffered some water ingress.  The Id Red Sea had no visible signs of damage from the collision.   No injuries reported from either vessel.   The Isabella was able to proceed to Hanstholm under its own power where it will be drydocked for further inspection.  Authorities have started an investigation into the incident.

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Ramona

Ramona

The 75 meter long, 1450 dwt freighter Ramona struck a railway bridge between Aalborg and Nørresundby, Denmark. The Ramona suffered only minor damage, but the bridge suffered severe damage.   One of the 300-ton wings of the bridge was pushed one metre out of place.   Reports state the bridge may be out of service for up to six months.  No reports of injuries or pollution released.

Photo: nordjyske.dk

The master of the Ramona stated that the drawbridge was not open and he attempted to stop the vessel before it struck.  Authorities have reported that the vessel was at fault.  The personnel on the bridge followed proper procedures and had sent signals and communication with the ship prior to the allision.   The authorities are currently investigating the incident.  The vessel remains detained at a quay west of the bridge.

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Terry

Terry

The 146 meter long, 15441 dwt tanker Terry went aground near Kastrup, Denmark.  The tanker was proceeding in ballast from Histshals to Riga when it struck a sandbank.   A lifeboat from Kastrup was dispatched along with vessels from the Danish Navy.  The master of the Terry tested positive for alcohol and was arrested.  The investigation found the vessel struck the sandbank at full speed of 11 knots resulting with the bow of the vessel being lifted a meter into the air.   No reports of injuries or pollution being released.  Divers were requested to inspect the hull for any damage.  Reports state the tanker will be later refloated by a tug.

Video at tv2.no

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