Tag: grounding

Swedish Club casebook of maritime accidents describes a case where a container vessel ran aground due to poor cooperation.

Following Swedish Club's casebook, it is described a grounding case of a suezmax oil tanker, while transiting the Suez Canal.

In its latest released casebook of marine casualties, Swedish Club focuses on a bulk carrier grounding due to heavy weather conditions.

In its recently released casebook of maritime incidents, Swedish Club describes a grounding case as channel buoys were in the wrong position.

In its latest casebook of marine casualties, Swedish Club describes an incident where a RoRo vessel run aground in unsurveyed waters.

The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) is considering to cut the Ever Given claims for compensation to $600 million from $900 million.

In its Monthly Safety Scenario for May, the Swedish Club describes a vessel grounding while departing port. The incident occurred as the pilot forgot to inform that the buoy had been moved from its original position because the channel was being dredged. 

On 27th April, a 760-foot vehicle carrier ran aground near the Cape Charles Anchorage in the Chesapeake Bay.

The Chairman and Managing Director of the Suez Canal Authority, Osama Rabie has denied allegations of detaining Ever Given's crew.

RMI issued its Annual Report on marine safety investigations for 2020, recording a total of 726 very serious marine casualties, marine casualties, marine incidents, and occurrences, 80 less than reported during 2019.