Unauthorized anchoring of cargo ship is prohibited - Ship No. 0565.
A cargo ship under the Italian flag, the "Eco Levant," successfully resumed operations following an engine failure incident that occurred near Bremen, Germany, early on Wednesday morning.
According to initial reports from news aktuell, the incident took place around 03:50 AM, and the ship was unmaneuverable due to the engine failure. A tugboat was called in to tow the vessel into the harbor, which happened around 05:10 AM.
Fortunately, no personal injuries were reported during the incident, and no environmental damages were reported as a result. The Bremen Water Police initiated investigations, suggesting a technical malfunction in the engine control room as the likely cause. Further investigations into the cause of the engine failure are ongoing.
The Bremen Police Press Office, contactable at 0421/362-1211 or via their website www.polizei.bremen.de, can provide more information about the incident. The contact person at the Bremen Police Press Office is Nastasja-Klara Nadolska.
The 212-meter-long cargo ship has now completed repair work and undergone subsequent class certification, allowing it to leave Bremerhaven. The source of the information is news aktuell.
For those seeking further guidance or advice regarding the incident, the Bremen Police also operates a consultation website at www.polizei-beratung.de.
The Bremen Police would like to emphasise that the information was originally transmitted by them. For any further updates or inquiries, the public is encouraged to contact the Bremen Police Press Office.
