Reviews & Ratings for the Sven-D

The cargo vessel 'Hanse Vision,' which departed from Aarhus on January 8, 2015, encountered severe storm conditions while making its way to Rotterdam. This tumultuous journey resulted in significant damage, with container racks collapsing on the vessel's foreship and tumbling over to the starboard side. The stricken ship successfully reached the ECM Container Terminal on January 10 at 8 p.m. Following this, the 'Hanse Vision' was moved to the Prins Willem Alexander Port on January 12. For a visual report on the incident, watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X7DQojuCcY.

On August 27, 2012, a routine inspection by Hamburg police unveiled a significant safety violation aboard the cargo vessel 'Hanse Vision'. Authorities found nine containers filled with hazardous materials, including toxic chemicals, precariously positioned along the ship's outer side. International maritime regulations clearly stipulate that such dangerous goods must be stored in secure, protected areas to prevent accidents. The alarming oversight was identified during the vessel’s inspection, leading to the ship's detention to amend the improper stowage. As a result, the first officer received a formal caution for this lapse in safety protocol. After a 12-hour delay, the 'Hanse Vision' finally received clearance to depart the CTT with its course set for St. Petersburg at noon.