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The cargo vessel 'Sea Moon' is currently anchored approximately 1.5 miles southeast of St David’s Lighthouse as it awaits a thorough inspection. This comes in the wake of an explosion that occurred on September 28, 2023, at 3:05 PM, while the ship was navigating waters 140 miles southwest of Bermuda. The 'Sea Moon,' which was transporting coal from New Orleans to Karachi, Pakistan, arrived near Bermuda's eastern coastline on September 29, 2023, at 2:45 AM. Preliminary inspections of the cargo hold have confirmed that there was no fire detected, the cargo remains stable, and no significant damage has been reported to the hull of the vessel. For more details, you can access the report with photos here: http://bernews.com/2012/09/man-brought-to-bermuda-after-ship-explosion/

A serious incident unfolded aboard the cargo vessel 'Sea Moon' this morning when a cargo explosion resulted in a crew member being medevaced due to severe burns. The Filipino sailor was injured while the vessel was transporting a coal shipment from New Orleans to Karachi. At approximately 3:05 p.m. on September 28, 2012, the 'Sea Moon' reported via satellite that an explosion had occurred within its cargo hold, leading to a crew member being lost overboard approximately 140 miles southwest of Bermuda. Quick action was taken to deploy a fast rescue boat, successfully recovering the injured crew member. Unfortunately, he sustained full-body burns and required urgent medical attention. In response, the vessel diverted course toward Bermuda for a medical evacuation. Upon inspection of the cargo hold, it was confirmed that there was no fire, the cargo remained stable, and the ship's hull was undamaged. The 'Sea Moon' safely docked in St. David’s at 2:45 a.m. on September 29, where local authorities met the ship, including a doctor. The injured sailor was transported on a stretcher via a pilot boat to Ordnance Island, where an ambulance awaited to take him to the hospital. The vessel is currently anchored 1.5 miles east of St. David’s Lighthouse, pending inspection by company representatives and surveyors.