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Accident/Casualty43110Misc. for Ports and Vessels38268Scrapped/Beached/Broken Up22754Sold/Decommissioned8615Charter Changed6739Pirate attack2070

GLEN SANNOX

Casualty

The 'Glen Sannox', serving on the route Troon-Brodick, suffered a technical issue impacting the gyro compass system early on Sep 16. As a consequence, the scheduled 06:30 a.m. departure from Troon departed at 07:15 a.m., 45 minutes late, with an ETA in Brodick as of 08:30 a.m.. This also resulted in a delay to the 08:40 a.m. departure from Brodick. Passengers were, hjowever, asked to check in as normal.

Timsen
2025-09-16

SALVAMAR DIPHDA

Casualty

235 migrants, among them 149 males, 64 females, and 22 minors, were rescued from a cayuco 10.7 nautical miles southsouthwest of La Restinga on Sep 15. The 'Salvamar Navia', accompanied by the 'Salvamar Diphda', transported them to the port of La Restinga, where they arrived at 9:30 a.m. lLT. The weather conditions made it impossible to tow the precarious vessel. On the night of Sep 15, the 'Salvamar Macondo' also rescued 18 migrants of Maghrebi origin, among them three women and five minors, tnen nautical nautical miles southest of Maspalomas. They were transported to the port of Arguineguín.

Timsen
2025-09-16

DAY BLUE

Casualty

The 'Day Blue' suffered a mechanical failure enroute from Kocaeli to Savona, and was disabled off the coast of Karanfil Burnu during the transit of the Çanakkale Strait on Sep 16, 2025, at around 1 a.m. UTC. Guided by a strait pilot, the ship was secured and taken in tow by the tug 'Türkeli' (IMO: 9816256). under the escort of our guide captain, it was secured and towed by the Karanlık Liman anchorage, where it was safely moored at 3.15 a.m in pos. 40° 02' N 026° 19' E. The response was coordinated by the Çanakkale Vessel Traffic Services Center. Report with photo: https://turkdeniz.com/canakkale-bogazinda-ariza-yapan-day-blue-isimli-gemi-emniyetle-demirletildi

Timsen
2025-09-16

SALVAMAR NAVIA

Casualty

235 migrants, among them 149 males, 64 females, and 22 minors, were rescued from a cayuco 10.7 nautical miles southsouthwest of La Restinga on Sep 15. The 'Salvamar Navia', accompanied by the 'Salvamar Diphda', transported them to the port of La Restinga, where they arrived at 9:30 a.m. lLT. The weather conditions made it impossible to tow the precarious vessel. On the night of Sep 15, the 'Salvamar Macondo' also rescued 18 migrants of Maghrebi origin, among them three women and five minors, tnen nautical nautical miles southest of Maspalomas. They were transported to the port of Arguineguín.

Timsen
2025-09-16

SALVAMAR MACONDO

Casualty

235 migrants, among them 149 males, 64 females, and 22 minors, were rescued from a cayuco 10.7 nautical miles southsouthwest of La Restinga on Sep 15. The 'Salvamar Navia', accompanied by the 'Salvamar Diphda', transported them to the port of La Restinga, where they arrived at 9:30 a.m. lLT. The weather conditions made it impossible to tow the precarious vessel. On the night of Sep 15, the 'Salvamar Macondo' also rescued 18 migrants of Maghrebi origin, among them three women and five minors, tnen nautical nautical miles southest of Maspalomas. They were transported to the port of Arguineguín.

Timsen
2025-09-16
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