Viking Bragi accidents and incidents
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- pier and ship collision - 2013 (Rhine River)
05 October 2013Ship Collision / AllisionOn October 5, 2013, the Viking longship Bragi was involved in an allision-collision accident on Rhine River. It occurred on the itinerary's Day 13, while the boat was near Duisburg Germany. The vessel first hit a retaining wall, then its stern was struck by a small bulk cargo ship. Several passengers were reported suffering from minor injuries (cuts). The ship was on the 14-day Danube, Main and Rhine cruise from Budapest Hungary to Amsterdam Holland. The boat's damages were minor and repairs were done en route to Amsterdam. Note: Actually, this type of marine accident is called “allision” (striking a fixed object) as opposed to “collision” (striking another vessel). |
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