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Port of Grimsby chief speaks out on 'catastrophic' North Sea vessel crash

Summary by Grimsby Telegraph

Martyn Boyers, Chief Executive of the Port of Grimsby East and Grimsby Fish Market, has described the 'chaos' of the aftermath of the crash between two vessels in the North Sea on Monday

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Grimsby Telegraph

Port of Grimsby chief speaks out on 'catastrophic' North Sea vessel crash

Martyn Boyers, Chief Executive of the Port of Grimsby East and Grimsby Fish Market, has described the 'chaos' of the aftermath of the crash between two vessels in the North Sea on Monday

25 days ago·Grimsby, United Kingdom

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Marine Insight

Massive Fire Erupts After Cargo Ship Collides With Tanker In North Sea

Tracking data from MarineTraffic shows that the Stena Immaculate was nearly stationary at the time of impact, drifting at just 0.1 knots.

27 days ago

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Recharge | Renewable Energy News

Offshore wind vessels save workers from North Sea tanker crash

Vessels had been servicing RWE’s Humber Gateway offshore wind farm when they were called to aid of seafarers after tanker collision

27 days ago

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CDE News

'Multiple explosions' as tanker and ship crash in North Sea

‘Multiple explosions’ as tanker and ship crash in North SeaA tanker and cargo ship collided in the North Sea, leading to explosions and a major rescue operation. The post ‘Multiple explosions’ as tanker and ship crash in North Sea first appeared on The Dispatch.

27 days ago

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Old Salt Blog

Fire and Explosions After Container Ship Strikes Anchored Tanker Off Humber in North Sea

This morning, the 804 TEU Portuguese-flag container ship Solong struck the 49,729 DWT US-flag product tanker Stena Immaculate, at anchor in the North Sea, off the mouth of the River Humber. Multiple explosions were reported as the ships caught fire. Both crews abandoned ship after the allision. The 20 crew members onboard Stena Immaculate were all reported to have been accounted for and were taken to local hospitals but are not believed to be s…

27 days ago

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