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Greek-owned ship runs aground in Mississippi
The Greek-owned ship “Captain Diamantis” with 25 crewmembers, 11 Greeks and 14 Filippinos, ran aground in shallow waters of the Mississippi River. The ship had left New Orleans for Indonesia, while the incident did not result in any injuries or pollution of the sea. The vessel broke free with its own means and headed for an anchorage for inspection.
The Greek-owned ship “Captain Diamantis” with 25 crewmembers, 11 Greeks and 14 Filippinos, ran aground in shallow waters of the Mississippi River. The ship had left New Orleans for Indonesia, while the incident did not result in any injuries or pollution of the sea. The vessel broke free with its own means and headed for an anchorage for inspection.
The Greek-owned ship “Captain Diamantis” with 25 crewmembers, 11 Greeks and 14 Filippinos, ran aground in shallow waters of the Mississippi River. The ship had left New Orleans for Indonesia, while the incident did not result in any injuries or pollution of the sea. The vessel broke free with its own means and headed for an anchorage for inspection.
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