Mt-Enki Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

On September 1, 2020, at 8:00 AM, an incident occurred at the A&P Falmouth Ltd. Shipyard involving the 'Else Marie Theresa', a tanker, and the 'SMIT Yare', a Royal Navy training vessel. As the 'Else Marie Theresa' was in the process of unmooring, it collided with the 'SMIT Yare', leading to the tanker running aground. The circumstances surrounding the collision remain under investigation, and details regarding any sustained damage are still being assessed. Fortunately, there were no reports of injuries in connection with the incident. The Devon and Cornwall Police were dispatched to the scene to conduct inquiries into the occurrence. Post-collision, the tanker was successfully returned to its berth, although both vessels sustained minor damage. For more information and visuals of the incident, please visit: https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/huge-tanker-crashed-mod-vessel-4474791.

On April 19, 2018, a dramatic incident unfolded off the coast of Little Haven when a boat, carrying four crew members from the tanker 'Else Marie Theresa' (IMO number not specified), capsized in the afternoon. The crew's distress was prompted by the urgent need for one member to return home to the Philippines following the tragic news of a family member's passing. After receiving the news, this crew member disembarked to catch a flight from Cardiff Airport later that day. As the small boat made its way to shore, it unfortunately overturned, leaving the men stranded on nearby rocks. However, a swift response from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) marked a heroic turn in the saga. The inshore RNLI lifeboat from Little and Broad Haven was launched promptly at 1 p.m., successfully rescuing the stranded crew members. Following the rescue, RNLI personnel returned to the scene to recover the capsized vessel from the water. At the time, the 'Else Marie Theresa' was en route from Rotterdam to Pembroke Port. This incident serves as a reminder of the perils at sea and the critical role of maritime rescue organizations like the RNLI in ensuring safety on the water. For additional details and images, visit the full report at http://www.westerntelegraph.co.uk/news/16171684.Four_men_were_rescued_by_Little_Haven_RNLI_this_afternoon_as_one_attempted_to_catch_a_flight_to_the_Philippines/