Reviews & Ratings for the Cemluna

In the early hours of March 18, the cement carrier 'Cemluna' successfully refloated and was safely moored at Aabenraa's New Port at approximately 2:20 a.m. The operation was facilitated by the Danish tugboats 'Svitzer Njal' (IMO: 9533036) and 'Bestla' (IMO: 8027779), which played a crucial role in assisting the vessel after it ran aground due to navigational confusion. The ship, laden with 3,000 tons of cement, encountered trouble when its crew lost track of a buoy, leading to the incident at a speed of six knots. Fortunately, preliminary tests indicated that the ship's master was under no influence of alcohol at the time of the grounding. However, he faced a fine of 10,000 Danish Crowns for the delay in reporting the grounding incident. The situation drew attention, with Danish and German media covering the story extensively, including photos and video clips of the operation. For in-depth reports and visual content related to the incident, you can explore the following links: [TV SYD Article](http://www.tvsyd.dk/artikel/235417:Grundstoedt-skib-laekker-ikke), [Aabenraa Municipality Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/aabenraakommune?rf=175368535842321), [JydskeVestkysten Coverage](http://www.jv.dk/artikel/1694506:Aabenraa--Cementskibet-Cemluna-sad-godt-fast), [Nordschleswiger Report](http://www.nordschleswiger.dk/SEEEMS/20082.asp?artid=64833), and a video recap available on [YouTube](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3hSjU7ER8s).

On March 17, 2014, the cement carrier 'Cemluna' found itself grounded just south of the yacht club entrance to the port of Aabenraa. The vessel had departed from Aalborg the previous day at 11 a.m. Initial investigations suggest that a navigational error may have led to the unfortunate grounding. The Admiral Danish Fleet has officially apprehended the ship, and maritime authorities are set to conduct a thorough survey of the vessel before it can be safely refloated. As of now, no specific timeline has been established for the recovery operation.