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Cargo ship runs aground at Silloth

by Cumbria Crack
08/05/2024
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A cargo ship run aground at Silloth.

The 89.88m Bremen came unstuck in the early hours.

The vessel, which flies under the flag of Cyprus, left Klaipeda in Lithuania on May 2 and arrived at Silloth at around 12.10am yesterday, Wednesday May 8.

It is owned by the Baltic Shipping Company.

An Associated British Ports spokesman said: “We can confirm that there was an incident involving the grounding of a vessel at the Port of Silloth in the early hours of May 8.

“The situation has been managed safely and the vessel has been refloated and is now berthed within the port.”

In an unrelated incident in February, a tanker ran aground at the Port of Silloth, and leaked molasses.

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