Overview
- Divers secured slings around the 27-meter vessel Saturday morning, enabling a floating crane to lift the tug from the harbor floor.
- A dedicated disposal ship removed a water-diesel mixture pumped from the hull before the vessel was towed to its new berth by early evening.
- Harbor authorities reinstated navigational routes for inland vessels on Friday and fully reopened lanes to seagoing traffic once salvage concluded around 19:00.
- Oil containment booms installed immediately after Wednesday’s crane collapse limited diesel spread and supported environmental remediation.
- One individual sustained minor injuries when the crane toppled onto the tug during the Wednesday evening accident.