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In St. Petersburg, the ship piled on the tow and damaged his lifeboat

In the port of St. Petersburg on October 8, the ship piled on a tugboat. No one was injured, the spill of oil products and water flow was not recorded. Transportation police have started a check. This is reported by argumenti.ru.

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In St. Petersburg, the ship piled on the tow and damaged his lifeboat

In the port of St. Petersburg on October 8, the ship piled on a tugboat. No one was injured, the spill of oil products and water flow was not recorded. Transportation police have started a check. This is reported by argumenti.ru.

The incident occurred at harbor No. 1. The boat piled up and hit the tow boat standing nearby with the left side. The tugboat damaged the lifeboat deck and the bulwark.

Transport police officers organized an inspection, establish all the circumstances of the incident and assess the amount of damage.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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