Mt-Enki

On Sep 1, 2020,at 8 a.m. the 'Else Marie Theresa', while unmooring, was in allision with the 'SMIT Yare', a training ship of the Royal Navy at the A&P Falmouth Ltd. Shipyard in Falmouth.The tanker ran aground subsequently. It was not yet clear how the collision occurred or what damage has been caused. There have been no reports of any injuries. The Devon and Cornwall Police was currently at the scene investigating the incident. The tanker was quickly returned to its berth. Both ships suffered slight damage. Report with photo: https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/huge-tanker-crashed-mod-vessel-4474791

Four men were marooned on rocks off the coast at Little Haven in the afternoon of Apr 19. 2018, after one of them needed to leave the "Else Marie Theresa" to return home to the Philippines. They left the ship after midday as one of them received news of a death in the family in his home country, the Philippines. He had decided to return home by catching a plane from Cardiff Airport in the afternoon. As their boat approached shore, it capsized, but luckily the men were able to make their way onto some nearby rocks. The inshore RNLI lifeboat from Little and Broad Haven was launched at 1 p.m. and saved the stranded men. The RNLI later returned to retrieve the capsized boat from the water. The ship was underway from Rotterdam to Pembroke Port. Report with photos: http://www.westerntelegraph.co.uk/news/16171684.Four_men_were_rescued_by_Little_Haven_RNLI_this_afternoon_as_one_attempted_to_catch_a_flight_to_the_Philippines/