Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Mrc-Hatice-Ana

On May 25, 2018, the tanker 'MRC Hatice Ana' encountered significant engine troubles while transporting 2,670 tons of paraffin off the coast of A Coruña. The vessel, which was on a route from Agioi Theodoroi to Hamburg with an estimated time of arrival of June 2, was initially left adrift due to the malfunction. After remaining stationary for a period, the tanker managed to resume motion on May 27, cruising at a speed of 6-7 knots. On May 29, the ship's captain reached out to Spanish authorities for assistance, resulting in permission to dock at A Coruña. The vessel successfully reached the Centenario Sur wharf on May 30 at 4:45 a.m. Repair components necessary to fix the engine were delivered later that morning, and by 6:50 p.m. the 'MRC Hatice Ana' departed the port, aiming to reach Hamburg by June 2. For further details, see the Spanish report with accompanying photographs: https://galego.lavozdegalicia.es/noticia/coruna/2018/05/30/averia-obligo-atracar-puerto-buque-quimico/0003_201805201805301527668658878.htm.

On the morning of October 4, 2011, the chemical tanker MRC Hatice Ana, identified by IMO number 9536935, experienced a collision with a fishing trawler in the Marmara Sea, just off the coast of Istanbul. The incident resulted in injuries to six fishermen, who were promptly transported to a medical facility for treatment. Fortunately, the MRC Hatice Ana reportedly sustained no damage from the collision and continued on its journey without disruption.