ANNIE HILLINA

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arrived Ghent Scrapyard

arrived Ghent Scrapyard 14.07.23 https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=3211873325625091&set=pcb.10162415295513943

Man clamped by steel plate

On July 26, 2014, a crew member of the "Annie Hillina" was seriously injured while the ship was berthed for loading operations at the cold store in Bremerhaven. The man got clamped under a steel plate with a weight of four tons and suffered severe injureis at one leg. He was treated by paramedics on board before being taken off. The fire rescue was on scene with 16 men. German report with photo: http://www.nordsee-zeitung.de/bremerhaven_artikel,-Schwerer-Unfall-auf-Fischtrawler-_arid,1577033.html

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in the morning of Dec 8, 2010, the Dutch Coastguard alerted their British counterparts in Dover to a Dutch man who had suffered a serious accident on board the "Annie Hillina" which was in the British search and rescue region at the time. The man required immediate evacuation from the vessel which was in the south west lane of the Dover Strait at the time after suffering back injuries sustained in a fall of 8 metres into the fish hold. Dover Coastguard took on the coordination of the incident and contacted the Belgian Coastguard to scramble their helicopter based at Koksijde and asked the vessel to move out of the traffic lane. Dover RNLI lifeboat was also requested to launch. An A&E Consultant at the Queen Alexandra hospital being advised of the extent of his injuries requested that the patient be taken to the nearest hospital which is the Veurne Hospital in Belgium.