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On March 27, 2015, the ferry 'Gloppen', which was en route from Ranavik to Stord, experienced a significant allision when it struck the berth at Skjersholmane. The incident occurred at approximately 12:39 p.m., as the vessel failed to reduce its speed and collided with the ferry trapdoor at a relatively high velocity. Consequently, the Holmane-Ranavik route was suspended due to the crash, which inflicted damage on both the ferry and the dock facilities. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported among the passenger count. Following the incident, the 'Gloppen' continued its journey to Valevåg to disembark cars and passengers. For further details, you can view a Norwegian report along with video footage at http://www.bt.no/nyheter/Ferge-smalt-i-kaien-3568370.html.

On the evening of November 12, 2014, the 'Gloppen', a reserve ferry operated by Norled for the 'Melderskin' service in the scenic Fensfjord, encountered a technical setback that prompted the suspension of its operations. During a routine procedure involving the Man-overboard-Boat (MOB), the lifting hook unexpectedly disengaged, resulting in the MOB tumbling onto the quay at Sløvåg. Fortunately, there were no personnel either aboard the boat or nearby at the time, although the vessel did sustain damages. An inquiry has been launched to examine the circumstances surrounding this incident. The ferry 'Gloppen' is anticipated to resume its service on November 13.

In a significant move within the maritime sector, a vessel has recently been sold to an undisclosed buyer. The details surrounding this transaction remain under wraps, sparking interest and speculation among industry insiders. The anonymity surrounding the purchaser adds an element of intrigue as the maritime community seeks to understand the potential implications and future plans for the ship. This sale reflects ongoing trends in the maritime industry, where vessels frequently change hands and strategies shift amidst global maritime developments.