Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Msc-Asli

On the morning of February 9, 2011, at approximately 6:30 a.m., a maritime incident occurred 45 kilometers off the coast of Vlieland in the North Sea when the container ship MSC Asli, IMO 9162631, collided with the Dutch fishing vessel Cornelia Johannes, registration VD-77. The Cornelia Johannes, a 25-meter fishing vessel built in 1964 with a gross tonnage of 84, sustained damage to its bow and reportedly lost one fishing net. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported from either vessel. Following the collision, MSC Asli, which was en route to Gothenburg after departing from Antwerp, sustained hull damage primarily at the stern but continued its voyage without returning to port. Meanwhile, the Cornelia Johannes navigated towards Den Oever for a detailed investigation into the damage incurred during the incident. The Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Den Helder dispatched the coast guard vessel Ievoli Black to escort the Cornelia Johannes safely to Den Oever.

On February 9, 2011, at 6:30 AM, the container ship MSC Asli, identified by IMO number 9162631, was involved in a maritime incident with the Dutch fishing vessel Cornelia Johannes (VD-77), measuring 25 meters in length and weighing 84 gross tonnes. The collision occurred approximately 45 kilometers off the coast of Vlieland in the North Sea. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries from this unfortunate event. The MSC Asli, which was en route from Antwerp to Gothenburg at the time, sustained damage to its hull, particularly in the stern area. Meanwhile, the Cornelia Johannes suffered damage to its bow and lost one of its fishing nets in the accident. Following the collision, the MSC Asli resumed its journey towards Gothenburg, while the Cornelia Johannes made its way to Den Oever for a thorough inspection of the damages incurred. In response to the incident, the Maritime Rescue Coordination Center (MRCC) Den Helder dispatched the coast guard vessel Ievoli Black to provide assistance and escort the Cornelia Johannes to Den Oever.