What Crew Members Say About Swiber-Torunn

In a notable maritime incident, a supply vessel has become stranded at Dos Bocas Port in Tabasco, Mexico, capturing the attention of local authorities and maritime enthusiasts alike. The vessel's grounding raises questions about navigational safety and the ongoing challenges faced by shipping operations in the region. For images and further details, visit [Diario Presente](http://www.diariopresente.com.mx/section/tabasco/146659/buque-abastecedor-queda-varado-puerto-dos-bocas/). The vessel's IMO number and specific details about the incident are being monitored as the situation develops.

A Swiber anchor handling tug supply vessel, the Swiber Torrun, found itself aground yesterday, January 2nd, off the coast of Dos Bocas, Mexico. The incident occurred in the Gulf of Mexico when the 2008-built vessel was anchored and was struck by powerful winds and waves reaching 2 meters. Currently, all fifteen crew members are reported to still be on board, but local authorities have indicated that rescue operations have been hindered by the severe weather conditions. The situation continues to develop as maritime experts monitor the area closely.