Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Imavere

On September 25, 2019, at approximately 5:40 p.m., a distressing Mayday call was received after a fishing vessel collided with the anchored cargo ship "Imavere" located north of the Tyne piers. The dedicated teams from Blyth and Cullercoats RNLI swiftly mobilized to provide assistance during the emergency. The Blyth RNLI launched their Atlantic 75 inshore lifeboat and reached the site of the incident within just 15 minutes. Meanwhile, the Cullercoats RNLI, already conducting a training exercise nearby, redirected their efforts to assist in the crisis. Despite utilizing salvage pumps to combat the influx of water aboard the distressed fishing vessel, the rescue operation proved unsuccessful. Fortunately, the crew aboard the fishing vessel was safely evacuated and transferred to the Cullercoats RNLI Atlantic 85 inshore lifeboat moments before the vessel sank stern first. Following the incident, both lifeboats worked diligently to clear debris from the water before the Blyth RNLI returned to their station at 7:40 p.m. For additional footage and reports, visit [BBC News](https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-england-tyne-49839750/tyneside-fishing-boat-sinks-after-hitting-cargo-ship) and [RNLI](https://rnli.org/news-and-media/2019/september/25/blyth-and-cullercoats-rnli-respond-to-mayday-call).

In a recent maritime transaction, a vessel has been sold for an impressive $13.4 million. The identity of the buyers remains undisclosed, adding an aura of mystery to this significant deal in the shipping industry. This sale showcases the ongoing demand for vessels and reflects the dynamic nature of maritime commerce.