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Home›Green Marine›A Petersburg shipping lane closed after bridge incident
Green Marine

August 1, 2005 · about 21 years ago

A Petersburg shipping lane closed after bridge incident

Petersburg authorities closed a shipping lane on a tributary to the river Neva because of severe damage of the Tuchkov Bridge, which was rammed by the Nvesky-22 steamer earlier on Monday. At present, a bypass route was arrange around the area.

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Petersburg authorities closed a shipping lane on a tributary to the river Neva because of severe damage of the Tuchkov Bridge, which was rammed by the Nvesky-22 steamer earlier on Monday. At present, a bypass route was arrange around the area.

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