Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Hai-Duong-02

On June 27, 2022, the supply vessel 'Maersk Tackler' departed from Fredericia, being towed by the tugboat 'Frigga'. The ship is en route to Grenaa, where its arrival is anticipated on June 28. Unlike its predecessors—the 'Maersk Attender', 'Maersk Helper', and 'Maersk Winner'—which were sold for scrapping at Fornæs in Grenaa, the 'Maersk Tackler', along with the 'Maersk Trimmer' set to leave later this week, has been sold for reactivation purposes. This marks a new chapter for the vessels as they aim for renewed operational life. For more details, refer to the Danish report with accompanying photo: https://maritimedanmark.dk/?Id=48748.

On April 29, the offshore vessel "Maersk Tackler" required assistance near Hundested, prompting the deployment of Danish tugs "Bestla" (IMO: 8027779) and "Sigyn" (IMO: 9114361). The pilot boat "Danpilot Hundested" (MMSI: 219001063) also arrived at the scene to provide support. The "Maersk Tackler" had docked at the port of Fredericia on April 27 at 9:50 a.m. for inspections following a collision with the "Maersk Tracer." After completing her surveys, the vessel proceeded to Hundested later that same day at 6:45 p.m., before departing again on April 29 at 9:20 a.m. The vessel's next destination is Fredericia, with an estimated time of arrival set for March 30.

On April 26, 2016, a maritime incident occurred near Anholt involving the vessels Maersk Tackler and Maersk Tracer. During the incident, the Maersk Tackler experienced an engine failure, resulting in a collision with the Maersk Tracer, which was under tow at the time. After the incident, both ships were safely guided to Fredericia for inspections. The Danish Maritime Authority boarded the vessels to conduct investigations, and minor repairs were subsequently executed to ensure the ships' operational integrity.