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In a concerning maritime accident on June 20, 2013, the tanker 'Wisby Verity' collided with the commuter ferry 'Warnow' (IMO: DQGR; built 1995) in the Breitling area near Warnemünde. The 38-meter ferry, capable of accommodating 150 passengers and 25 vehicles, was making its way from Warnemünde to Hohe Düne with a minimal load of six passengers and one car. The incident occurred as the ferry was maneuvering to avoid a Scandlines vessel entering Rostock when the unexpected crash happened in the Rostock Sea Canal. Unfortunately, two women aboard the 'Warnow' sustained injuries and were promptly transported to Bodden Hospital in Ribnitz-Damgarten for medical attention. The ferry also incurred significant damage, resulting in a large leak. Authorities instructed the tanker to stay anchored in Rostock pending further investigations into the crash. As a consequence of the accident, ferry services between Warnemünde and Hohe Düne experienced delays, impacting travel for passengers. For additional information and to view related images and videos, visit these local German news sources: [Ostsee-Zeitung](http://www.ostsee-zeitung.de/Region-Rostock/Rostock/Tanker-rammt-Warnow-Faehre) and [NDR](http://www.ndr.de/regional/mecklenburg-vorpommern/kollision135.html).