What Crew Members Say About Bsl-Calypso

In the early hours of October 19, 2025, at precisely 4:14 a.m., the bulk carrier 'BSL Calypso' made contact with the 'Maersk Katalin' (IMO: 9431317) while the tanker was securely moored at the Santos anchorage. At the time of the incident, the 'BSL Calypso' was departing the anchorage after arriving from Punto Fijo on October 5. The collision caused noticeable damage to the port side fo'c'sle of the Maersk tanker, including a breach, significant dents, and multiple scratches on its hull. However, despite these damages, the vessel maintained its seaworthiness. After the allision, the 'Maersk Katalin', which had departed from Vitoria on the same day, continued its journey and moored at position 24° 11' N 046° 22' W on Santos Anchorage on October 24. Following that, the tanker proceeded to Rio de Janeiro, where it dropped anchor at position 22° 49' N 043° 08' W on October 26. To address the damages incurred, the vessel entered the Renave Shipyard located on Ilha do Niava for repairs on October 28, where it has remained stationary as of November 5. Meanwhile, the bulk carrier 'BSL Calypso' has been reported to be stationary as well, moored off Santos at position 24° 06' N 046° 10' W as of November 5. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges in maritime navigation and the importance of maintaining vessel safety standards.