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Wreck delivered in Brunsbüttel
The "Wattenmeer - SD 4" passed the Brunsbuttel locks of the Kiel Canal on the deck of the Cuxhaven based sheerleg "Wal - TK 10" on May 7 at 2 p.m. The wreck was then delivered at the company Hans Schramm, a subsidiary of the Brunsbuettel Ports.
Wattenmeer raised and taken to Brunsbüttel
In the evening of May 6 the "Wattenmeer" was pulled aboar the Cuxhaven based sheerleg "Wal - TK 10" which headed to Brunsbüttel with the wreck on its deck where it was expected in the foremidday of May 7. In the late afternoon of May 6 the "Wattenmeer" was pulled into shallow waters, where the mast was partially removed and the water pumped out of the hull in preparation of the transport. The waters surrounding the ship were fenced off with oil booms as a precaution. Photos: http://www.havariekommando.de/presse/gallery.php.html?file=bildergalerie/2014_05_05/index.html&oid=8413&tsize=1
Wreck pulled into shallow water
The sheerleg "Wal - TK 10" of Diver Knoth arrived at the wrecksite of the "Wattenmeer" in the evening of May 5. Short time later another surveillance flight was undertaken, but no further spill of the on the whole six tons diesel fuel observed. In the afternoon three oil booms, two with a length of 75 meters and one with a length of 50 meters had been laid out to contain the spill. After the crane barge was rigged, the salvors succeeded to pull the wreck into shallow Waters in the afternoon of May 6, resting in the slings on ist port side. Here the wreck was further secured. There was no date yet when the ship would be finally removed. Photos: http://www.havariekommando.de/presse/gallery.php.html?file=bildergalerie/2014_05_0http://forum-schiff.de/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=23#p1031165/index.html&oid=8413&tsize=1
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