Reviews & Ratings for the Tigris

On the morning of November 21, 2014, a floating dock's 150-ton crane faced imminent collapse at Drammen Harbor, posing a significant risk to the tanker 'Tigris.' Emergency services were alerted around 7 a.m., with the police from Søndre Buskerud notifying relevant authorities. The towering crane, standing approximately 30 meters in height, was tilting dangerously at an angle of 25 to 30 degrees. The local fire department swiftly engaged, deploying pump equipment to extract excess water from the partially submerged dock.Several divers were dispatched to identify and seal the breach causing the water inflow. By 8 a.m., the tanker 'Tigris' was successfully maneuvered away from the precarious situation. Reports indicated the floating dock had settled onto the harbor floor on one side. Progress was made by 9 a.m. with efforts to stabilize the crane underway. As the open slots within the dock were secured, water pumping commenced. By 9:45 a.m., divers completed their task, revealing that two leaking hatches were likely responsible for the inundation. For further visuals and details, check out Norwegian news coverage featuring photos and videos.