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Salvage Tug Will Take Another Week to Reach Disabled Maersk Ship

  • The Maersk Sana, a 102,000 dwt containership, has been disabled and drifting safely off Bermuda since April 28, 2025.
  • An onboard blaze and likely explosion in the machinery area caused the vessel’s loss of propulsion, prompting Maersk to prioritize finding the appropriate salvage tug despite resulting delays.
  • Three crew members sustained injuries; two were evacuated to Bermuda with one later flown to the US for treatment, while the ship maintains electrical power and maneuverability.
  • Maersk announced that a salvage tug departed Europe on May 4 and is expected to arrive in just over a week to assist the disabled Maersk Sana by providing towing services, mechanical parts, and technical support for repairs.
  • The incident is under investigation, with Maersk cooperating with authorities and emphasizing safety and learning to prevent future occurrences.
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Splash247 broke the news in on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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