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On March 10, 2020, an unexpected oil spill incident marred the tranquil waters of Coal Harbour in St. Petersburg. The unfortunate event occurred while refueling the vessel 'Baltic Spring,' resulting in an oil spill covering an area of approximately 10-12 square meters near the Baltic Shipbuilding Plant (BSMZ). Preliminary investigations indicate that the incident was caused by a breach of bunkering procedures during the transfer of fuel from the 'Baltic Seagull' to the 'Baltic Spring.' In response to the emergency, the specialized team from the Professional Emergency Response Team (PASF) LLC Kontur SPb swiftly mobilized to the scene. They deployed oil booms to contain the spill, while the tugboat ‘Borey‘ provided critical support in the operation. The ‘SLV 12‘ later arrived to assist in the recovery of the leaked fuel from the water. For a detailed report along with photographs, visit: http://www.morvesti.ru/news/1679/82637/

On May 16, 2012, Dutch Customs made a startling discovery aboard the Hansa Stockholm upon its arrival at Bijleveld Port in Flushing from Hamburg. A hidden stash of 21 kilograms of hard drugs was uncovered beneath the grated wooden flooring of the vessel. This shocking find came to light after the cargo ship unloaded a shipment of bananas sourced from Ecuador. In response to the discovery, local authorities have launched an investigation to track down those involved in this illicit operation. Just two days later, on May 18, the Hansa Stockholm set sail once more from Flushing, heading towards Paramaribo, with an estimated time of arrival (ETA) on May 27.