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Collision off Poortugaal

Collision off Poortugaal

Photo: schuttevaer.nl

On the night of April 13, the 150 meter long self-propelled tanker-barge Chimo (MMSI: 244130477) and collided with the 135 meter long self-propelled container barge New Jersey (MMSI: 244927482) on the Oude Maas near Poortugaal, Netherlands.

The two vessel struck head-on with the Chimo sustained a large hole torn in its hull above the waterline. The New Jersey also sustained significant damage to its port side of its bow above the water line.  There were no injuries reported on either vessel. Reports stated the New Jersey was able to proceed under its own power to a shipyard in Dordrecht for repairs.

Collision near the Kreekrak Locks

Collision near the Kreekrak Locks

Nicky
Photo: flows.be

On the afternoon of April 2, the 86 meter long self-propelled tanker-barge Nicky (IMO: 9496484) was in a collision on Scheldt-Rhine Canal with the 110 meter long self-propelled barge Volturno (MSSI: 244660954) just outside of the Kreekrak Locks in Reimerswaal, Netherlands. The Volturno‘s bow struck the Nicky hull amidships. The Nicky‘s port hull was holed above the water line while the bow of the Volturno suffered bow damage. No reports of pollution released.

Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident. There has been no disclosure if anyone was injured from the incident. The Nicky remained berthed near the locks while the Volturno proceed to berth in Antwerp.

 

Collision on the Oder Lagoon

Collision on the Oder Lagoon

Junker Jörg
Photo: rmf24.pl

On the evening of March 31, the 95 meter long self-propelled passenger ship Junker Jörg (MMSI: 211513910) collided with the 106 meter long self-propelled tanker-barge Argonaut (MMSI: 205527390) in the Oder Lagoon near Chełminek Island, Poland. The Argonaut was bound from Szczecin to Swinoujscie in ballast when it struck by the Junker Jörg.  The Argonaut sustained bow hull damage above the waterline, but there was no water ingress and no pollution was released.  The Junker Jörg sustained significant bow damage above the waterline.  Both vessels proceeded to Szczecin where the vessels docked.

Reports state 9 of the 97 passengers were injured with one requiring hospitalization from head injuries. Authorities launched an investigation into the incident. Both crews were tested for alcohol which return negative results. The Junker Jörg will undergo repairs and put back into service.