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**Title: Incident Update: Tanker Grounds Near Langøya** On the morning of March 5, 2026, at approximately 4 a.m. UTC, the tanker 'Oralynn' found itself aground near Langøya, situated off the coast of Langesund (position: 59° 01' N 009° 46' E). The vessel was en route from Porsgrunn to Sevilla, carrying a cargo of liquid fertilizer, when it lost engine power during a maneuver. This unfortunate incident led the tanker to drift into shallow waters. In response, a pilot boat alongside the tug 'Bauge' (IMO: 8027767) was promptly dispatched to the scene. A fireboat also arrived at 9:52 a.m. Fortunately, there was no immediate risk of leakage or environmental contamination. Recovery operations commenced as teams worked urgently to tow the vessel back to safety, a process that hinged on favorable tide conditions. The Norwegian Coastal Administration spearheaded the rescue efforts. Thanks to their timely intervention, the 'Oralynn' was successfully refloated around 11:30 a.m. and made its way to the port of Skien, where it berthed at 1:30 p.m. for further inspections and assessments. Remarkably, all crew members aboard the tanker emerged unharmed and safe, and there were no signs of leakage or contamination from the vessel. For more detailed reports and photos of the incident, visit the following links: - [VG News](https://www.vg.no/nyheter/i/oEnO0a/tankskip-paa-grunn-i-bamble) - [Norwegian Coastal Administration](https://www.kystverket.no/nyheter/skip-pa-grunn-utenfor-langesund/) - [Bamble Kommune Emergency News](https://www.bamble.kommune.no/beredskap/nyheter-beredskap/tankskip-pa-grunn-utenfor-langesund.4090.aspx)

The "Oralynn", en route from Rotterdam to Antwerp, sailing in ballast condition with a crew of 13 on board, needed a main engine maintenance and a replacement of a fuel injector on June 2, 2019, at 0.30 a.m. in position 52 04 31 N, 002 28 15 E, about 33 miles off Orford Ness Lighthouse. The estimated time for repair works was said to be around one hour. The crew completed the repairs at 3 a.m., and the ship berthed in the Monsanto Dock in Antwerp at 5 p.m.

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