Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Serene-Amelia

On October 11 at 8:50 PM, the bulk carrier 'Dalmatia G' was successfully refloated with the assistance of tugboats 'Obelix' and 'BB Worker.' Following the operation, the vessel resumed its journey towards Skagen early the next day, October 12, at 3:30 AM, escorted by anti-pollution vessels 'Mette Miljø' and 'Gunnar Thorson.' Once their duties were completed, the tug 'Obelix' made its way toward Aarhus, while 'BB Worker' headed back to Stavanger. This successful operation highlights the efficiency of maritime rescue efforts in maintaining safe navigation.

In the early hours of October 9, 2015, the bulk carrier Dalmatia G encountered a critical situation as it ran aground while transporting phosphate approximately five nautical miles off the coast of Anholt in the Kattegat. The vessel, proceeding at a speed just above 11 knots, found itself stranded west of the designated navigation channel. Swift action was taken as the local emergency response vessel, LRB 21, was notified and arrived at the scene by 1:45 a.m. to monitor the situation. By noon, the anti-pollution vessel Gunnar Thorson joined the effort, remaining on standby without any reported leaks from the grounded ship. Inspection protocols for the Dalmatia G's hull are set in motion to assess any possible damage. Meanwhile, the Norwegian tug BB Worker (IMO: 9360051) has been dispatched to the grounding location and was standing by as of October 10. The Dalmatia G was on its way from Klaipeda to Paranagua at the time of the incident.