Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Morning-Capo

On February 24, 2022, the US Coast Guard successfully conducted a medevac operation for a 35-year-old crew member aboard the merchant vessel ‘Morning Capo.’ The ship was navigating from Cristobal to Philadelphia when the emergency unfolded approximately 12 miles east of Brunswick, Georgia. At 2:27 a.m., watchstanders at the Marine Safety Unit Savannah received a call from the vessel, relayed to Coast Guard Sector Charleston, reporting that a crew member was suffering from intense abdominal pain. A swift response was initiated, and the Coast Guard Station Brunswick deployed a 45-foot Response Boat-Medium crew, which arrived on scene by 6:20 a.m. The injured man was then safely transferred to waiting emergency medical services at Station Brunswick and subsequently transported to Southeast Georgia Medical Center for further evaluation and treatment. This operation highlights the effective coordination between maritime units and medical professionals to ensure crew safety at sea.

On the evening of November 22, 2014, a maritime incident occurred involving the container ship 'Stadt Rostock' and the car carrier 'Morning Capo' in the waters close to Xiamen, China. The 'Stadt Rostock', which was en route from Xiamen to Shanghai, collided with the 'Morning Capo', which was traveling from Gunsan to Singapore. The Chinese rescue vessel 'East China Sea rescue 116' responded to the scene, providing escort services to bring the damaged ships back to Xiamen. Preliminary reports indicated that the 'Stadt Rostock' sustained notable damage to its starboard bow, while the 'Morning Capo' suffered a breach in its bow structure. For detailed visuals and further insights, a Chinese report featuring images can be accessed at http://www.crs.gov.cn/xinwendt_jlj/jiulaoxw_xwdt/jiuzhukb_jlxw/201411/t20141126_1733172.html.