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The vessel 'Kristian With', while navigating from Bergen to Bygstad, encountered a navigational mishap on September 8, 2021, leading to two instances of grounding east of Sogneoksen Island. The vessel struck the shoals of Okseflua and Kvernbaen, resulting in considerable damage to its hull. Following this incident, the ship underwent extensive repair work at the Netaman Repair Group's drydock in Tallinn, commencing on January 6 and concluding on February 10, 2022. During the repair effort, both the damaged bottom shell plating and inner plating were entirely replaced. Once the repairs were finalized, the 'Kristian With' departed Tallinn on February 17, making its way to the Muuga Harbour, where it docked at 9:30 p.m. Shortly thereafter, on February 22 at 6:30 p.m., the vessel set sail once more, this time heading to Drammen, where it successfully arrived on February 21.

On February 7, 2016, a dramatic maritime incident occurred south of Hidra in the Flekkefjord when a rogue wave, towering approximately ten meters, caused the cargo ship 'Kristian With' to lose a luxury Princess 46-foot yacht from its main deck. The yacht, which was being transported after being sold in Molde and was heading towards the Oslofjord, was unmanned at the time of the mishap. After falling overboard, the vessel drifted away, eventually colliding with rocks near Stapnes in Egersund at around 12:30 p.m., where it sank. This yacht was valued at over one million Norwegian crowns. Although the company's insurance representatives dispatched a salvage tug to recover the lost yacht, adverse weather conditions made the operation impossible. The 'Kristian With' made its way back to Larvik port at 10:30 p.m. By February 9, all that remained at the grounding site were fragments of debris floating on the water. For more details and visuals, check out the Norwegian news reports: [NRK Rogaland](http://www.nrk.no/rogaland/lystbaten-ble-knust-til-smabiter-1.12793492), [NRK Rogaland on the cargo ship’s lost yacht](http://www.nrk.no/rogaland/lasteskip-mistet-yacht-i-hoye-bolger-_-endte-opp-i-egersund-1.12792668), and [Aftenbladet's local news](http://www.aftenbladet.no/nyheter/lokalt/dalane/Lasteskip-mistet-46-fots-yacht-utenfor-sorlandskysten-3865234.html).

Authorities have initiated an investigation into the untimely death of a Barbadian fisherman following a dramatic rescue in the waters off Antigua and Barbuda. The incident occurred after the fishermen were lost at sea for over two weeks. On June 2, 2011, a 50-year-old man and a 28-year-old companion set out on their vessel, 'Moore', which unfortunately suffered engine failure and left them adrift. On the night of June 15, 2011, the rescue vessel 'Nanuk', en route from Brazil to the United States, spotted the struggling fishermen. They were successfully brought aboard the 'Nanuk', where they received food and care. However, as the vessel neared the Deep Water Harbour in St. John's the following morning, the older fisherman was pronounced dead by a district medical officer. The younger survivor, who was found exhibiting signs of severe dehydration and malnutrition, was transferred to a medical facility for further treatment. Initial examinations indicated there were no visible signs of trauma on the deceased. After recovering from his hospitalization, the survivor is expected to provide a detailed account of their harrowing experience to the police as part of the ongoing investigation.