Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Dsk1

On November 21, 2024, a maritime incident occurred off the coast of Kartal involving the Cameroon-flagged vessel, 'Marla Orca.' The ship, which was anchored, began to drift due to strong south-west winds, leading to a collision with the vessel 'DSK1,' also anchored in the same vicinity. The two ships came into contact, resulting in damage as they rubbed against each other. As of November 22, the 'Marla Orca' was located at coordinates 40° 52' N 029° 11' E, with the 'DSK1' positioned at the same coordinates. This incident has captured attention, highlighted by reports featuring both photos and videos. For further details, visit the coverage at: [AA News](https://www.aa.com.tr/tr/gundem/istanbulda-demirli-2-gemi-lodosun-etkisiyle-birbirine-surttu/3400013) and [GZT](https://www.gzt.com/video/jurnalist/kartal-aciklarinda-iki-gemi-birbirine-surttu-2250241).

On January 30, 2021, at 10 a.m., the cargo vessel 'Leda', navigating from Hereke to Kavkaz, encountered a technical malfunction near Uskudar point in the Istanbul Strait. The ship, displaying resilience, managed to return to anchorage in Istanbul under its own power, arriving at noon. The dedicated crew swiftly initiated repairs, and following successful fixes, the 'Leda' is now set to resume its journey with an updated estimated time of arrival on February 3.

On April 11, 2018, at 4:10 a.m., the cargo vessel "Leda" encountered trouble while navigating the Don River near buoy 121 at Azov. While transporting 2,436 tons of scrap metal from Rostov to Samsun, the ship ran aground despite having a pilot on board. Efforts to refloat the vessel were initially unfruitful, even with the assistance of two tugboats. However, the situation took a turn when the vessel's owners secured a more powerful tug, which successfully refloated the "Leda" on April 16, demonstrating the maritime industry's resilience in overcoming challenges.