The 138 meter long, 9002 dwt container ship Conmar Island became disabled off Norrkoping, Sweden. The Conmar Island was proceeding to a berth when it was pushed into a buoy and the vessel’s propeller got entangled in the buoy anchor chain. The boxship dropped anchor until it was freed a sort time later by the aid of two tugs. No reports of injuries, damage or pollution released.
The 173 meter long, 26,052 dwt general cargo vessel Zealand Amalia became disabled in the Black Sea near the approach to the mouth of the Bosporus. The vessel had suffered engine failure and had dropped anchor a few miles off the Turkish coast. No reports of injuries, damage or pollution released. The Zealand Amalia was en route to Venice from Mariupol.
The 51 foot long fishing vessel Miss Shauna suffered water ingress while off Nantucket, Massachusetts. The vessel had sprung a leak in the vessel’s engine room and the vessel’s pumps was able to keep up with the flooding. However, the flooding began to increase and the crew requested assistance. The Coast Guard dispatched the cutter Sanibel and a Jayhawk helicopter to the scene. The helicopter lowered a pump to the Miss Shauna. The cutter Sanibel arrived a short time later and escorted the Miss Shauna back to New Bedford. No reports of injuries or pollution released.