Ship Saved From Sinking in Eemshaven; Two Crew Members Hurt

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The ship moored in Eemshaven that was taking on water on Monday evening has been repaired, the safety region reports. The danger of the vessel sinking has passed. "Divers conducted an inspection under the ship and sealed the leak. The ship is no longer taking on water. Port operator Groningen Seaports is handling the rest of the incident," according to Safety Region Groningen.

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In the Groningen Eemshaven, a moored ship is taking on water and threatening to sink, the safety region reports. The fire department and the safety region are trying to prevent the ship from going under. They have engaged a private organization to pump the ship dry and keep it afloat. Two tugboats are also attempting to keep the ship stable.

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A seagoing vessel is sinking in Eemshaven in Groningen. Emergency services and divers are making every effort to prevent the ship from capsizing and sinking. Water is entering the ship through a hole in the hull in the engine room. How the hole originated is still unknown. It is also unknown how large it is. The fire department is pumping the water out of the ship and trying to keep it stable. The crew has disembarked, reports harbor master Ja…

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A seagoing vessel is taking on water in the Julianahaven in Eemshaven. The ship is in danger of sinking. Emergency services are making a plan to save the vessel. It concerns the Nautilus, a ship over 70 meters long.

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Emergency services were dispatched on Monday evening to a ship in Eemshaven that is in danger of sinking. It concerns the Nautilus, a Spanish ship nearly 74 meters long.