Anmiro Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

The cargo vessel 'Anmiro' made its way from Hamburg on April 17, 2012, following extensive repairs due to fire damage sustained while docked on April 2. The ship's first stop after resuming operations was Gunness, where it arrived on April 20. Following this, the 'Anmiro' is set to return to Hamburg, with an expected arrival date of April 29.

Investigations have revealed that a fire in the cargo hold of the vessel 'Anmiro' was ignited during welding operations, resulting in substantial damage estimated at approximately one million euros. The incident took place on April 4 at 6 a.m. when the 'Anmiro' was relocated to Oswald-Quay in the bustling Hansa Port of Hamburg. Authorities are continuing to assess the full impact of this unfortunate event on the ship's operations and the port's activities.

On April 2, 2012, a fire erupted aboard the cargo vessel 'Anmiro' shortly after its arrival in Hamburg-Steinwerder's Trave Port. The ship was carrying a substantial load of 1,500 tons of cellulose when the incident occurred around noon. Firefighting operations proved to be particularly challenging, involving the deployment of 80 firefighters. Their first task was to safely remove the unburnt bales from the cargo hold to prevent further escalation. The firefighting efforts continued into the evening, with assurances that the flames posed no risk of spreading to other areas of the vessel. Emergency crews utilized water to douse the cargo hold, which measured 50 x 5 meters, and heavy machinery was later employed to extract the remaining cargo. For more details and photos of the incident, please refer to the German report: http://www.abendblatt.de/hamburg/hamburg-mitte/article2236332/Brand-auf-Frachtschiff-im-Travehafen.html