The roll-on/roll-off traveler ferryboat Ulysse has actually set out for Tunisia after the vessel was gotten rid of to leave the scene of its crash with a containership off the coastline of Corsica in the Mediterranean last Sunday.

The 2 ships ended up being removed late Thursday night for the very first time given that the occurrence. With the vessels seperated, we’re currently obtaining our initial excellent consider a few of the damages to the vessels.

The containership, the CSL Virginia, continues to be in position, at support bordered by anti-pollution boom as the proprietor makes prep work for her transportation to a shipyard.

Pockets of thick gas oil are remaining to be tracked as well as tidied up by anti-pollution vessels.

The Tunisian ferryboat Ulysse hit the secured CSL Virgnia early last Sunday early morning as the Ulysse cruised from Genoa, Italy to Rades inTunisia The crash caused the ferryboat permeating the hull of the containership, creating a big violation of the hull as well as leading to the launch of gas oil.

An examination to identify the source of the crash is underway.

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