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On March 2, 2011, the bulk carrier 'Cape Vanguard' experienced a significant incident while anchored in Plumper Sound, located near Saturna Island. The vessel, which was preparing to load coal at Roberts Bank, faced a severe storm characterized by southerly winds ranging from 70 to 100 km/h, with peak gusts soaring between 100 to 140 km/h. Amidst the tumultuous weather, the ship's anchor failed, causing it to drift 300 meters off its intended position, dangerously close to the shoreline. In response to the perilous situation of being broadside to the land, the crew promptly activated the ship's engine, enabling them to reposition the vessel and avert a potential grounding.

On March 2, 2011, the cargo vessel 'Cape Vanguard' (IMO 9374052) encountered severe weather conditions while anchored in Plumper Sound, off the coast of Saturna Island. As a fierce storm swept through the area, the ship faced strong southerly winds ranging from 70 to 100 km/h, with peak gusts reaching an alarming 100 to 140 km/h. Consequently, the Cape Vanguard began to drift from its mooring, moving approximately 300 meters out of position and dangerously close to shore. In a swift response to these perilous circumstances, the crew activated the ship's engine, allowing them to reposition the vessel and prevent it from running aground. At the time, the Cape Vanguard was waiting to load a shipment of coal at Roberts Bank.