Celtic-Voyager

The 'Moseldijk' enroute from Hamburg to Stylida with a cargo of fertilizer, ran aground in the morning of May 11, 2021, 70 meters off the port of destination. Because the water had receded, it got stuck on sandy bottom with its draft of 5,80 meters. The incident was reported to the Port Authority of Stylida which carried out a check without noticing any pollution. The 'Ierax' was deployed to the scene. Due to a rise of the water level the ship managed to refloat later. Greek report with photos and video: https://tvstar.gr/2021/05/11/kinitopoiisi-sti-stylida-ploio-kollise-stin-ammo-ligo-prin-to-limanifoto-video/

The “Moseldijk”, en route from Ghent to Cork, with a crew of seven on board, reported a small leak and a need to change a rubber coupling on the main engine in position 50 59 50.0 N, 001 02 01.8 E, on June 8, 2018, at 6.45 p.m. Subsequently, the vessel left the Strait of Dover Traffic Separation Scheme and headed to to Dungeness East Road Anchorage to carry out repairs. The ship was loaded with 3,508 tons of fertiliser, along with 55 tons bunker fuel. On June 9 at 2.50 a.m. the vessel has completed its repair works and passed the CS2 buoy, under its own power. The Dover Coastguard monitored the ship until it had passed the Greenwich light vessel. The "Moseldijk" berthed in Cork on June 10 at 5 p.m.