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Engine problem in English Channel

The 'Isidor', en route from Rotterdam to La Coruna with nine crew members on board, encountered a problem with its engine and went adrift in position 50 58 51.6 N, 001 07 34.8 E, on Dec 8, 2021, at 1 p.m. The repairs have commenced by the crew.

Cargo ship lost 1.200 tons timber

On Dec 22, 2019, lots of wooden planks were washed ashore in Sørlandet which were lost from the 'Isidor' on Dec 8/9 in stormy seas in the Northsea. On the whole 1,200 tonnes of planks went over board and partially ended up in Grimstad and Arendal. A number of individuals, the rescue boat 'Inge Steensland' and fishermen have worked to salvage large parts of the planks. An ice-ripped patch was found on one of the plank bundles with which it was found out that "Södra Hamina" in Finland was behind the load and confirmed that they had used the 'Isidor' for the shipment. The Port of Arendal contacted the Danish shipping company Echoship which confirmed the incident. The cargo ship had left Hamina on Nov 28 bound to Humber where the ship arrived on Dec 11. It was not texactly where the ship lost its cargo, but it was probably in the middle of the North Sea. The ship had nearly 1,700 cubic meters of timber on deck with an equivalent between 1200 and 1300 tonnes. The Norwegian Maritime Directorate had not received any messages from ships that had lost cargo. The shipping company only had notified international maritime authorities and its own insurance company which complied with international rules. The Coastal Administration Southeast had no record of the amount of planks that were still in the sea along the southern coast. Reports with photos: https://www.nrk.no/sorlandet/lasteskipet-som-mistet-1200-tonn-planker-er-funnet-1.14841043?fbclid=IwAR1VwTDfvjv09hVdCDw5YuKMC_kaevUy7rbenyiksrb6u3WkjKqbOowI51o https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/two-norwegian-port-towns-get-floating-lumber-for-christmas

Engine damage off Humber

The "Isidor" suffered an engine failure in pos. 053 31 19 N, 000 19 19 E on Jan 24, 2019, at 5.30 a.m. en route from Hamina to Humber with a crew of 10 on board. The damage was repaired within 30 minutes, and the vessel resumed its voyage. It arrived at Humber at 9.50 p.m.