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On the early morning of January 7, 2019, at approximately 03:20 a.m., the tanker 'Two Million Ways' was the target of an attempted theft while anchored at Lagos, positioned at 06°16'29" N, 003°20'10" E. During its Ship to Ship (STS) operations, two intruders armed with plastic hoses boarded the vessel, aiming to siphon cargo from the forward tanks by connecting their hoses to the ullage ports. However, a vigilant crew member spotted the intruders and promptly raised the alarm. This quick action caused the robbers to abandon their plan and flee the vessel. Following the incident, the crew reported the breach to a nearby Nigerian Navy patrol vessel, which swiftly responded to the scene and conducted a thorough security check in the vicinity. Fortunately, no cargo was reported stolen during this alarming event.

On March 15, 2016, at 07:31 a.m., a medical evacuation was urgently requested from the tanker 'Two Millions Way' anchored off the Maas. The crew contacted the KNRM radio medical service after a crew member experienced severe throat issues, prompting the necessity for immediate assistance. The KNRM lifeboat 'Jeanine Parqui' was dispatched and arrived alongside the vessel at 08:12, located at coordinates 52°00.37'N 03°57.33'E. The patient was successfully transferred onto the lifeboat and swiftly transported to Berghaven in Rotterdam, where an ambulance awaited. By 08:30 a.m., he was on his way to Leyenburg Hospital in The Hague for further treatment. For more details, including images and videos, visit the Dutch KNRM report: https://www.knrm.nl/waar-wij-zijn/reddingstations/hoek-van-holland/reddingrapporten/medevac-voor-maasmond-64a5b5b2ac.