
Bulk Carrier Touches Bottom Twice on Columbia River
The UNITED STATE Coast Guard reacted over the weekend break to a Chinese mass provider which had actually ran swamped two times in the Columbia River near Skamokawa, Washington.
The Coast Guard reported that the 751-foot, Hong Kong- flagged MV Rosco Palm ran swamped at 7:49 p.m. on Friday evening, refloated, and after that based a 2nd time after being transferred to a secure setting a couple of miles upstream. The 2nd case took place as the vessel went to support while waiting for an analysis in the beginning light Saturday early morning.
The vessel was refloated with the trend at 7:40 amSaturday The Coast Guard stated there was no sign of air pollution being released. Later Saturday early morning the vessel was transferred to an anchorage with pilot and also pull aid.
“We are fully engaged with our port partners to ensure we are responding to this event with the appropriate resources needed to minimize potential negative impacts to both natural resources and commerce” statedLt Cmdr. Karen Denny, evaluations department principal,Marine Safety Unit Portland “We will continue to monitor the situation and respond as necessary with our partners from the Washington and Oregon along with local response teams.”
A Columbia River Pilot was aboard the vessel on Saturday and also yanks were helping the vessel transportation upstream to confirm the honesty of the hull and also propulsion system.
The source of the grounding is unidentified right now and also will certainly be explored.
The MV Rosco Palm was gone to Kalama, Washington when the case took place. As of Monday the ship was currently underway on its trip back toChina