Tag: grounding

The Federal Rideau that had been hard aground in the shipping channel of Lake St. Clair since early Sunday morning, was refloated

The bulk carrier Amakusa Island, which has been at anchor since it was re-floated following a grounding on Monday

The bulk carrier Amakusa Island, which ran aground in Prince Rupert's outer harbour was refloated early in the morning on July 15th, with the rising tide

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) released the report regarding the grounding of bulk carrier Tundra due to lack of communication between pilot and bridge

UK Marine Accident Investigation Brach (MAIB) has issued report No. 8/2014 on the investigation of the grounding of Danio vessel.

The Swedish P&I Club published its Monthly Safety Scenario for April 2014 regarding grounding of a bulker vessel in the Arctic. The Swedish Club publishes on a monthly basis a new "Monthly Safety Scenario" (MSS) to assist owners in their efforts of complying with the above regulations.

The Hellenic Coast Guard called in some help from the U.S. Navy on Saturday to assist in the rescue of crewmembers from a grounded Turkish-flagged containership MV Yusuf Cepnioglu at Mykonos Island in the southern Aegean Sea.

Luno, a cargo ship flying the Spanish flag, ran aground on the Basque Coast in Anglet (France) as a result of engine failure. One crew member was injured

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) has released its final investigation report into the grounding of the tanker Nanny in the Chesterfield Narrows, Nunavut.

The 221-foot MV Commander successfully refloated and anchored in the vicinity of Protestant Cay Feb. 1, 2014, after the cargo ship grounded on Round Reef just outside Christiansted Harbor Jan. 31, 2014