Still aground

December 12, 2024 at 9 h 29 min
By Richard Mahoney
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Still aground
Ship still stuck (Photo : NickWolochatiuk)

The 730-foot bulk carrier has been aground on the Crysler Shoal since Saturday November 23. Subsequent attempts by three large tugs to pull her off were unsuccessful. To free her, something different (dredging) is now underway.

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