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Accident/Casualty42558Misc. for Ports and Vessels38085Scrapped/Beached/Broken Up22662Sold/Decommissioned8568Charter Changed6736Pirate attack2062

ABEILLE NORMANDIE

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On the nigh of July 9 , numerous migrant boat departures were reported to the CROSS Gris-Nez. First, in the middle of the night, the departure of a boat was reported to CROSS in the Dunkirk area, The 'Ridens' was deployed to monitor the boat. In response to a request for assistance from people on board the boat, the ÄRidens' recovered five people and continued to monitor the boat, which continued its voyage towards British waters, with the remaining occupants having refused all assistance. Subsequently, the 'Ridens' rescued another three migrants requesting assistance. The eight migrants were then disembarked in Calais in the mid-afternoon of July 10, where they were cared for by land-based rescue services. The 'ÄAbeille Normandie' was then deployed by the CROSS Gris-Nez to locate and monitor a boat reported in the Calais area. Once on site, the RIAS tug the poor condition of the boat, which was beginning to break up, and launched its two RIBs to assist the boat's occupants. The 'Abeille Normandie' rescued all 75 people and disembarkied them at the port of Boulogne-sur-Mer. where they were taken into care by land authorities. In total, as of July 10, 2025, 83 people were rescued and taken into care by government resources.

Timsen
2025-07-14

HINNOY

Casualty

On July 13, at 10.30 a.m. the 'Hinnøy ', serving on the route between Lødingen and Bognes, suffered technical problems: and head to be removed from service. The ship was sidelined in Lødingen for repairs and remained stationary as of July 14. The operator Torghatten was working to find a solution, while all departures on the A route had to be cancelled until further notice. This also causeds delays for the bus from Bodø to Sortland/Narvik Just before 1:00 ü-m-, Reise Nordland announced that this meant that approximately one hour of delay had tp be expected on bus route line 100, from Lødingen to Sortland.

Timsen
2025-07-14

RIDENS

Casualty

On the nigh of July 9 , numerous migrant boat departures were reported to the CROSS Gris-Nez. First, in the middle of the night, the departure of a boat was reported to CROSS in the Dunkirk area, The 'Ridens' was deployed to monitor the boat. In response to a request for assistance from people on board the boat, the ÄRidens' recovered five people and continued to monitor the boat, which continued its voyage towards British waters, with the remaining occupants having refused all assistance. Subsequently, the 'Ridens' rescued another three migrants requesting assistance. The eight migrants were then disembarked in Calais in the mid-afternoon of July 10, where they were cared for by land-based rescue services. The 'ÄAbeille Normandie' was then deployed by the CROSS Gris-Nez to locate and monitor a boat reported in the Calais area. Once on site, the RIAS tug the poor condition of the boat, which was beginning to break up, and launched its two RIBs to assist the boat's occupants. The 'Abeille Normandie' rescued all 75 people and disembarkied them at the port of Boulogne-sur-Mer. where they were taken into care by land authorities. In total, as of July 10, 2025, 83 people were rescued and taken into care by government resources.

Timsen
2025-07-14

GLOMAR VENTURE

Casualty

The Dutch Safety Board has concluded its abbreviated nvestigation into the alision of the 'Glomar Venture' with an offshore wind turbine of Vattenfall, located 18 kilometers off the coast of Zandvoort, on April 21. The results will be published later this year in the Shipping Accident Report. There was no reason for a comprehensive investigation. A key reason for an abbreviated investigation was that, based on the preliminary investigation, no broad safety lessons to be learned from the incident were anticipated.. The 'Glomar Venture' had suffered significant damage to its bow and has since been repaired at the Damen Shipyard.

Timsen
2025-07-14

TUNU PRATAMA JAYA

Casualty

On July 12 a fisherman has found another female body about four kilometers off the beach of the Pengambengan village, in the waters off the Jembrana Regency, Bali, suspected of being a passenger of the KMP 'Tunu Pratama Jaya'. The body was taken to the station in Pabuahan hamlet, Banyubiru village, by the joint SAR team.and then taken to Blambangan Hospital in Banyuwangi Regency for identification, on order of the Jembrana Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD). The body had black pants, a black T-shirt on her left leg, and a gold bracelet on her left hand. The Indonesian rescuers on July 14 scaled down a search, which had involved around 500 people, including rescuers, police, and military personnel, for 17 people still missing. A provincial-level team will continue to search for the missing people for the next seven days. The East Java search agency will search with around 100 personnel to be involvedActually 18 people were confirmed dead with 30 survivors. All passengers were Indonesian except for one Malaysian who was among the fatalities. Transport Minister Dudy Purwagandhi said that plans were underway to salvage the ferry, which was found roughly 3.9km from its last known position. The ferry’s location was officially confirmed on July 12, when divers using modified equipment captured clear images of the overturned wreck on their third attempt, showing the ship’s name, hull and ramp. The search had started on July 9, involving the Navy and the National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas). The hydro-oceanographic survey vessel KRI 'Spica-934' detected an underwater object at a depth of 50 metres. Follow-up scans confirmed the object matched the ferry’s dimensions, but an attempt on July 11 to inspect it with a ROV was hindered by strong currents.

Timsen
2025-07-14
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