On April 20, the 176 meter long ro-ro passenger ferry Huckleberry Finn allided with a quay in Trelleborg, Sweden. The ferry had suffered rudder failure just before it struck the quay. No reports of injuries to the passengers and crew on board. The ferry sustained damage to its rudder and was taken out of service for repairs. No reports of pollution released.
The 176 meter long ro-ro passenger ferry Huckleberry Finn allided with ramp at Rostock, Germany. The ferry was departing the dock at Rostock en route to Trelleborg when high winds caused the vessel to strike the roro ramp. The Huckleberry Finn suffered a seven meter long gash into the hull above the waterline. No reports of injuries or pollution released. The ferry returned to the dock and was detained by authorities. Reports state damage was over 50000 €.