Tucana Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

On April 10, 2026, Brunsbüttel witnessed two maritime incidents within a short span of time. The first incident occurred at 5:14 p.m. when the cargo vessel 'Berkborg', while traveling from Szczecin to Delfzijl carrying a load of sodium silicate, mistakenly collided with the guide wall of the new North Lock of the Kiel Canal. Fortunately, no damage was reported, and the ship continued its journey, arriving at its destination port on April 11 after filing a necessary report. Just two minutes later, at 5:16 p.m., the 'Lindeborg' (IMO: 9279068), another cargo ship approaching the same locks from the Elbe River en route from Harlingen to Hamina, encountered issues as it allided with several mooring dolphins in the outer harbor vicinity, near the entrance to the old North Lock at Pier 2. This incident required the vessel to submit a report at the old lock, and it faced a temporary sailing ban. After a thorough investigation, the 'Lindeborg' received clearance and resumed its eastward passage at approximately 6:24 p.m., with an estimated time of arrival at its destination set for April 15. For more details, refer to the image available here: [Berkborg Image](https://markprummel.nl/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Berkborg-2008-Ned-11-04-2026-Delfzijl-Eems-6482-Aangepast.jpg).