about 15 years ago
Upon entering a port on the west coast of Scotland, the Dutch-registered ship run aground. The 7500-tonne and 135m-long container vessel was stuck for more than two hours on its way to Ocean Terminal in Greenock. The container was later re-floated and towed back to the terminal by two tugs. No pollu
Upon entering a port on the west coast of Scotland, the Dutch-registered ship run aground.
The 7500-tonne and 135m-long container vessel was stuck for more than two hours on its way to Ocean Terminal in Greenock.
The container was later re-floated and towed back to the terminal by two tugs.
No pollution has been reported.
[mappress] World Maritime News Staff, December 13, 2011
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