Al-Saad

In the evening of Aug 22, 2022, a bunker oil spill occurred from the 'Al Saad' in the port of Monfalcone in the Portoresega area. The bulk carrier, which arrived at the port from Paradip via Suez, lost part of its fuel into the water during the bunkering phase. The causes of the accident have yet to be ascertained, while the hypothesis of human error was circulating. Aslick of diesel affected a section of the quay from bollard number 30 to 42 and required the intervention of an anti pollution company. The mayor of Monfalcone, Anna Maria Cisint, also ordered the ban on bathing on the beach of Marina Julia, given that an oily stain appeared on the shore. The incident was immediately reported to the Port Authority and was also being dealt with by the Port System Authority of the Eastern Adriatic Sea. 60 cubic meters of oiled water were removed. Report with photo and video: https://www.shippingitaly.it/2022/08/23/sversamento-di-bunker-da-una-bulk-carrier-nel-porto-di-monfalcone-video/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rckxEfgAupA

On Sep 18, 2016, at 6:30 p.m.the Coast Guard watchstanders at Sector Southeastern New England received a report that the 54-year-old Linda Carman and her 22-year-old son Nathan Carman had failed to return from an offshore fishing trip. They had departed from Ram's Point Marina in Point Judith, Rhode Island in the evening of Sep 17 aboard the "Chicken Pox", a 31-foot center console boat. The Coast Guard searched over 62,000 square nautical miles from south of Block Island, Rhode Island to the Canyons off New York. Involved were the Coast Guard Cutter "Bonito", homeported in Montauk, New York, the Coast Guard Cutter "Campbell", homeported in Kittery, Maine, the Coast Guard Cutter "Sitkinak", homported in Bayonne, New Jersey, the Coast Guard Station Point Judith, Rhode Island, an MH-60 Jayhawk from the Air Station Cape Cod, a HC-144 Ocean Sentry aircraft from the Air Station Cape Cod, a C-130 from the Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina, an MH-65 Dolphin from Air Station Atlantic City, New Jersey, the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management and the Coast Guard Air Auxiliary. The search was suspended on Sept 23. On Sep 25, Nathan Carman was found alive by the "Orient Lucky" and brought back to Boston on Sep 27. A Coast Guard crew picked up Nathan from the freighter in a 45-foot medium response boat and brought him back to Base Boston, where he was reunited with his family on Sep 27. The Vermont man who spent a week at sea in a life raft before being rescued was being questioned by Coast Guard officials in Boston. His mother, Linda Carman, 54, of Middletown, Connecticut, was still missing and presumed dead. Reports with photos and audio: http://www.uscgnews.com/go/doc/4007/2887190/ http://www.stripes.com/news/coast-guard/man-plucked-from-life-boat-after-week-at-sea-reaches-boston-1.431165

Three more CSC Phoenix vessels to be auctioned CSC Phoenix has received a civil ruling from Wuhan Maritime Court that the court will auction three of its vessels Chang Hang Bo Hai, Chang Hang Hui Hai and Chang Hang Jiang Hai under a request from creditor bank Shanghai Pudong Development Bank as CSC Phoenix has been unable to repay its loans....