Fire-stricken Felicity Ace sinks
Two weeks after catching fire, Felicity Ace sank on March 1, about 253 miles off the Azores, according to the company that managed the vessel.
Read moreTwo weeks after catching fire, Felicity Ace sank on March 1, about 253 miles off the Azores, according to the company that managed the vessel.
Read moreThe total fatalities onboard the Euroferry Olympia have risen to 5, after authorities discovered two more bodies on the ship, that was stricken by fire last week.
Read moreThe US Coast Guard rescued nine people on February 24, from a rig on fire near Sabine Pass, Texas.
Read moreAnother two bodies were located onboard the Euroferry Olympia, after relevant authorities searched the ship. Both bodies were located in the garage. In total, 3 dead bodies have been recovered.
Read moreIMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim made a statement regarding the fire onboard the Euroferry Olympia, expressing concerns and congratulating the efforts of the search and rescue authorities of Greece.
Read moreThe Euroferry Olympia will be towed to port in Platygiali, Greece, where a search will continue for ten people still missing after the Ro-Ro caught fire last week.
Read moreA fire on the Felicity Ace car carrier off Azores Islands could cause at least $155 million in expected losses for Volkswagen, Porsche, Audi and Lamborghini vehicles on board the vessel, according to analysis by risk modelling company Russell.
Read moreThe Felicity Ace continues is still burning off the coast of Portugal’s Azores islands with thousands of cars on board. The drifting ship remains stable, and no pollution has been reported.
Read moreFirefighters recovered the body of one missing passenger from the fire-stricken Ro-Ro Euroferry Olympia, while one of the passengers was found alive and rescued during the weekend.
Read moreThe Polaris drillship, owned by Aquadrill Offshore, reported that it caught fire while docked at a port in Sri Lanka, on 15 February.
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