Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Dintelborg

On the afternoon of September 5, 2014, a surprising incident unfolded aboard the cargo vessel 'Dintelborg,' as authorities were summoned following the discovery of two stowaways within the ship's cargo hold. The crew promptly identified the individuals, who were later apprehended in a cabin. Neither of the stowaways possessed identification documents and struggled to communicate in English. Following their detention, they were taken ashore for further interrogation by local authorities. For more details and images, you can visit the Norwegian report at NRK: http://www.nrk.no/telemark/politiet-bordet-lasteskip-1.11917003.

The 'Dintelborg', a 432-foot vessel with nine crew members aboard, is set to be towed into Providence's harbor for much-needed repairs on the morning of February 28. The ship experienced a significant fire in its onboard bridge, leaving it adrift approximately 70 miles southeast of Cape Cod. The vessel was en route from the Netherlands to Wilmington, Delaware, when it encountered the emergency. Thankfully, the 'Rown McAllister' from New Bedford picked up the tow around 1:30 a.m. on February 27, and is now navigating towards Rhode Island at a steady speed of 4 to 5 knots.