Discover the Manas: Ratings & Maritime News

On December 3, 2017, a maritime incident occurred at 10:45 AM in Brunsbüttel, involving the cargo vessel m/v 'Siegfried Lehmann' and the moored tanker 'Manas.' As the 'Siegfried Lehmann' was maneuvering into the large Southern lock, it mistakenly made contact with the 'Manas,' which was securely docked at the middle wall of the lock chamber. This allision resulted in damage to the starboard boat davits of the 'Siegfried Lehmann' and the railing of the 'Manas.' Despite the incident, the 'Manas' was able to resume its journey from Hamburg to Rotterdam, departing at noon the same day. Meanwhile, the 'Siegfried Lehmann,' on its route from Kolding to Sevilla, was detained pending a seaworthiness certification and subsequently dropped anchor in Brunsbüttel roads. On December 4 at noon, the vessel was directed to Mützelfeldt Yard in Brunsbüttel for necessary repairs, ultimately arriving at the facility by 4:30 PM. The 'Manas,' after departing Hamburg on December 4, is expected to reach Rotterdam by December 5.

On March 16, 2010, the cargo ship 'Manas' (IMO 9447055) was involved in a maritime incident with the trawler 'Saint Jacques II' near the traffic separation scheme in the Pas de Calais, approximately 37 miles north of Fecamp. The 'Saint Jacques II', hailing from Boulogne-Sur-Mer, sustained damage to its superstructure, leading to a minor leak in the engine room; fortunately, all six crew members on board remained unharmed. Following the collision, the 'Manas' halted its journey to assess the situation before being permitted to continue to Rotterdam for a thorough inspection upon arrival. Meanwhile, the 'Saint Jacques II' was escorted by the patrol boat 'Themis' back to Boulogne-sur-Mer, reaching its destination at 08:45 AM. The 'Manas' successfully docked at Hoek van Holland later that same day around 4 PM.