GNV Sealand ferry accidents and incidents
CruiseMapper's GNV Sealand ferry cruise ship accidents, incidents and law news reports relate to a 880-passenger vessel owned by GRANDI NAVI VELOCI (Ferries). Our GNV Sealand ferry accidents page contains reports made by using official data from renown online news media sources, US Coast Guard and Wikipedia.
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- ship collision - 2010 (with a fishing trawler in the North Sea)
05 August 2010Ship Collision / AllisionOn August 5, 2010, while operated by STENA LINE, the ferry (Scottish Viking) collided with a fishing trawler/prawn boat. The accident resulted in 1 missing fisherman (teenager). The collision with the fishing boat happened off Berwickshire's coast (Scotland), at ~8 pm. Two fishermen (brothers) were on the boat. The rescued man (aged 20) was saved by another fishing boat. The other brother (aged 16) was never found. MCA (UK's Maritime and Coastguard Agency) conducted a 17-hour long search operation, which was suspended on August 6, at ~2 pm. |
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