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UND Adriyatik

Emergency response

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Keep the following information at hand when you contact us in case of an emergency:
Initial info:
What? Where? When?

Type and cause of accident:
Fire – collision - grounding

Known damage:
What is the known damage? Where is it located?

Contact details:
Which contact details can we use at all times?

Ro-ro vessel ‘UND Adriyatik' was suffering from a fire on board, off the coast of Pula, Croatia.

A salvage crew from Rotterdam was immediately mobilized and brought on-site.
After the fire was under control, the casualty was safely towed to the port of Trieste, where she was redelivered to the owners.

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