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Buque de carga a Galápagos encalló; el tercero en 9 meses
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El Floreana se varó en bahía Naufragio, frente a Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, la capital de Galápagos.
El Consejo de Gobierno del Régimen Especial de Galápagos reportó en un comunicado que el buque se varó cuando cumplía su itinerario tras arribar a San Cristóbal el pasado sábado con 1.925 toneladas de carga, donde desembarcaron los productos correspondientes a esta
Oil Tanker Bombed at Libyan Port as Supply Threat Increases
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(Bloomberg) -- A Greek-operated oil tanker was bombed near a port in eastern Libya, killing two sailors and underscoring a growing threat to shipments from the country with Africa’s biggest crude reserves where violence is escalating.
The Araevo, flying a Liberian flag, was struck by a rocket during an airstrike on Jan. 4 in front of Derna port, killing two crew members and seriously injuring two others, according to an e-mailed statement yesterday from Libya’s state-run National Oil Corp. The attack didn’t result in a leak and the vessel is now in Tobruk port also in the east, Ilias Syrros, the safety
Crew Practices Caused Rena Grounding -Report
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New Zealand’s Transport Accident Investigation Commission on Thursday published its final report into causes and circumstances of the 2011 grounding of the MV Rena containership, the worst maritime disaster in the history of the country.
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The Liberian-registered container ship Rena had left the New Zealand port of Napier at 1020 on 4 October 2011 and was bound for the New Zealand port of Tauranga. The master had given an estimated time of arrival at the Tauranga pilot station of 0300 the next day. The master calculated the estimated time of arrival by dividing the distance to go by the Rena's normal service speed. The calculation did not account for the unfavorable currents that normally prevailed down that stretch
2015.- El pesquero "Elenita Dos" se ha hundido en aguas de Porto do Son. (2)
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Rescatados ilesos tres tripulantes de un pesquero hundido en Porto do Son
Otro pesquero rescató a los tres marineros que iban en el 'Elenita Dos', hundido esta mañana
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Un nuevo susto en el mar. El pesquero "Elenita Dos" se hundía esta mañana, sin víctimas, en la localidad coruñesa de Porto do Son, frente a las costas de Castro Baroña.
Según informa Salvemento Marítimo, los tres tripulantes de la embarcación han sido rescatados ilesos por otro pesquero.
Los tres tripulantes del pesquero 'Elenita Dos' han sido rescatados sanos y salvos por otra embarcación, tras hundirse en las proximidades de la desembocadura de la ría de Muros y Noia.
Fuentes de Salvamento Marítimo informaron de que lallamada de
Casualties claim the limelight
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Casualties claim the limelight
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Wednesday 14 January 2015, 10:16
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by Fred Williams
Lloyd´s ListTHE deliberate grounding of Höegh Osaka outside the UK port of Southampton, and subsequent attempts to refloat it, featured in two of the five slots in our weekly list of most-read individual Lloyd's List articles.
Another casualty, Bulk Jupiter, made the list, as did our columnist Michael Grey's reflection on safety concerns.
Perhaps the greatest surprise, though, was that MSC Oscar made the list for yet another week.
1. Höegh Osaka deliberately grounded to avoid possible capsize
Höegh Osaka, the Norwegian-owned car carrier that became wedged on a sandbar outside the UK port of Southampton, was deliberately grounded after the vessel started to list, Janet Porter reported.