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The Hoegh Osaka spent 19 days stranded in the Solent A cargo ship which became stranded in the Solent for 19 days after developing a severe list was "unstable" when it left port, a report says ...
Hoegh Osaka: stricken ship is opened up after docking. Pictures from inside the car transporter stranded in The Solent for almost for three weeks show a 56,000kg industrial crusher clearly damaged ...
The cargo ship Hoegh Osaka lies on its side after being deliberately ran aground on the Bramble Bank in the Solent estuary, near Southampton in southern England. 05 January 2015 • 12:05am .
An inspection showed there was only "minimal damage" to the ship. The 51,000-tonne Hoegh Osaka ran aground on 3 January and spent 19 days listing at 52 degrees.
Work has begun to move cargo off the Hoegh Osaka ship, which had run aground in the Solent. The ship was towed to Berth 101 at Southampton docks on Thursday after being stranded for 19 days.
The stricken ship Hoegh Osaka continues to be stable and the salvors ongoing ballasting operations have now reduced the list to 48 degrees. Wednesday, April 9, 2025. SUBSCRIBE.
The Hoegh Osaka car carrier has beached on the submerged Bramble Bank in the Solent, the straits between the mainland and the Isle of Wight. The Singapore-registered 51,000-tonne vessel is listing ...
The ship's owners, Norwegian firm Hoegh, said the captain had beached the vessel on the three-mile long stretch of sand to prevent it overturning on Sunday. News. Ian Hughes.
Also sued were Italian company Grimaldi Deepsea S.P.A., which the suit said chartered the ship from Hoegh and staffed it; and Washington-headquartered firm SSA Marine, Inc., which the suit said ...
The Hoegh Osaka spent 19 days stranded in the Solent A cargo ship which became stranded in the Solent for 19 days after developing a severe list was "unstable" when it left port, a report says ...
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