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Ten crew members hospitalized

Russian emergency services went onboard the "Tina" in the port of Astrakhan to help crew members who reported not feeling well. At 8.32 p.m. on July 29, 2019, a message was received that the crew of the vessel, docked at the central cargo port in Astrakhan, Admiralteyskaya 53a Street, was not feeling well. Brigades of the Russian Emergency Ministry, Health Ministry, and Consumer Welfare Oversight Services have been dispatched at the scene in Astrakhan. Ten crew members were hospitalized.

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Ran aground at 139 kilometer mark in Volga-Caspian sea Canal at 1120 LT April 09 2011, while dropping an anchor. Vessel with 4500 mt steel cargo enroute Olya port (Volga river) – Enzeli (Iran). No loss of draft, no damages to hull and spill. Vessel waiting for tugs.

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On July 8, 2010, at 8.15 p.m. the "Saman" reported 4 suspicious crafts with 3-4 persons in each, approaching the vessel under way in 44.12N 48.32E in the northern Caspian sea off the Russian coast, and demanding the "Saman" to stop with an apparent intention to board vessel. The crafts chased the vessel for about 40 minutes and then went away. The master reported incident to Astrakhan MRCC, an alert was sent to all vessels in the area.