Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Cyprus-Cement

In a troubling incident on July 6, the cement carrier 'Cyprus Cement' collided with multiple pleasure boats in the Levanger marina during the evening hours. The vessel reportedly faced issues with its bow thruster while attempting to depart the port, leading to a catastrophic allision with approximately 10 to 15 boats, which were either damaged or ripped from their moorings. Despite having a tugboat on standby for assistance, the 'Cyprus Cement' accidentally reversed into the marina, wreaking havoc on both the docks and surrounding vessels. Emergency teams, including local police and firefighters, promptly moved in to address the aftermath and begin cleanup efforts at the damaged docks, where floating piers were dislodged and pushed vertically. Initial damage assessments suggest that the costs incurred from this incident could reach several million Norwegian crowns. After the collision with the marina, the 'Cyprus Cement' continued to leave the port but was quickly intercepted by the Coast Guard vessel Inderøyningen, which deployed an investigation team to assess the situation further. For those interested in visual coverage of the incident, Norwegian reports featuring photographs and videos can be found at the following links: http://www.nrk.no/trondelag/sementbat-krasja-inn-i-smabathavn-1.11120396 and http://www.adressa.no/tv/?id=23212.