Smit Salvage nadert haven Ålesund met Eemslift Hendrika

Het bergingsteam van Boskalis – Smit Salvage nadert met het stuurloos geraakt Nederlandse vrachtschip Eemslift Hendrika de Noorse haven Ålesund. (Geen abonnee en wilt u toch ons dossier over Hendrika lezen? Klik hier)

René Quist Ålesund ,

A handout photo made avalable by the Norwegian Rescue Services (Hovedredningssentralen) on April 7, 2021 shows the AQS, the boat which was being transported on board the Dutch cargo ship Eemslift Hendrika, and was drifting at sea after falling off, now being towed in the Norwegian Sea about 60 nautical miles west of Alesund. The Dutch cargo ship which has been adrift in rough seas off Norway for two days following a dramatic rescue of its crew is to be towed to calmer waters on April 7 if weather conditions permit, maritime authorities said. Two Norwegian tugboats chartered by Dutch company Smit Salvage sailed to the area overnight, and four Smit employees will be lowered onto the stricken Eemslift Hendrika by helicopter, Hans-Petter Mortensholm of the Norwegian maritime authority Kystverket told AFP. Handout / Norwegian Rescue Services / NTB / AFP

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Smit Salvage nadert haven Ålesund met Eemslift Hendrika

Het bergingsteam van Boskalis – Smit Salvage nadert met het stuurloos geraakt Nederlandse vrachtschip Eemslift Hendrika de Noorse haven Ålesund. (Geen abonnee en wilt u toch ons dossier over Hendrika lezen? Klik hier)

René Quist Ålesund ,

A handout photo made avalable by the Norwegian Rescue Services (Hovedredningssentralen) on April 7, 2021 shows the AQS, the boat which was being transported on board the Dutch cargo ship Eemslift Hendrika, and was drifting at sea after falling off, now being towed in the Norwegian Sea about 60 nautical miles west of Alesund. The Dutch cargo ship which has been adrift in rough seas off Norway for two days following a dramatic rescue of its crew is to be towed to calmer waters on April 7 if weather conditions permit, maritime authorities said. Two Norwegian tugboats chartered by Dutch company Smit Salvage sailed to the area overnight, and four Smit employees will be lowered onto the stricken Eemslift Hendrika by helicopter, Hans-Petter Mortensholm of the Norwegian maritime authority Kystverket told AFP. Handout / Norwegian Rescue Services / NTB / AFP

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