Tugs & Salvage News
Atlantic Crossing Attempt in Four-Foot Boat Ends in Rescue off Newfoundland
The prospect of chasing a world record holds a certain fascination for adventurers, and often leads them in unusual directions. Th...
Read More >>Greek Ferry Breaks Concrete Jetty in Half and Comes Away Undamaged
[Brief] On Monday night, a car ferry hit a jetty at the entrance to the port of Rafina, Greece, damaging it so badly that the jett...
Read More >>Cargo Ship Goes Aground and Spills Petroleum off Luzon
A bow-ramp deck cargo ship has gone aground off the northwest coast of Luzon, partially capsizing and releasing oil into the water...
Read More >>India Asserts Maintenance and Training Issues Caused MSC Elsa 3 Loss
A year after the MSC Elsa 3 containership sank off the coast of India, the Directorate General of Shipping filed its preliminary r...
Read More >>Helmsman Charged with “Drunk Driving” After Hitting Sailboat and Pier
Danish authorities reported placing the helmsman of a general cargo ship under arrest on Monday evening after the vessel he was co...
Read More >>USV Rescues Two U.S. Army Helicopter Pilots Who Were Shot Down by Iran
A U.S. Army helicopter was shot down by Iranian forces in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday morning, prompting a high-stakes rescue...
Read More >>Famed Lightship Turned Museum Collides with Sailboat off Germany
Germany’s sea rescue teams responded overnight on June 7 to reports that a historic lightship now operating as a museum ship and a...
Read More >>Mystery Surrounds Drone Explosion in Port of Constanta
On Friday, a Ukrainian naval drone was discovered in the Romanian port of Constanta, entangled in a pollution-control boom. The de...
Read More >>Crew Rescued After Container Feeder Sinks off Singapore
On Friday night, a small container ship went down in the middle of the Strait of Singapore, just hours after leaving the pier. At...
Read More >>Report: Preventable PSC Detentions are Increasing Across the Fleet
Port state control detentions have risen by about 70 percent over the past five years, even though the number of inspections has s...
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