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Maritime accidents monthly report ​SEPTEMBER 2021

Notice: Principal idea and character of MB Daily is somewhat similar to Ambulance Emergency Service – MB priority is to find out about maritime accidents, involving merchant marine ships, ASAP. MB monitors only some major accidents in their development and outcome, i.e. further development of most part of reported accidents isn’t monitored.

A number of accidents though known to MB, aren’t included – like trivial accidents with ferries, or NUC problems which were fixed by crew and didn’t require towage. Fishery is, generally, monitored, but only major accidents are reported.

Month Year Nu. of accidents Nu. Of ships lost Casualties Kidnapped crew
Sep 2021 78 2 19 1
Aug 2021 74 6 14
Jul 2021 61 3 7
Jun 2021 71 5 17 5
May 2021 98 6 148(?) 5
April 2021 85 3 69
March 2021 81 6 16 15
February 2021 80 5 13
January 2021 86 6 28 15
December 2020 92 9 31 8
November 2020 85 4 22 33
October 2020 98 7 22
September 2020 60 5 53 2
August 2020 73 5 31
July 2020 94 5 15 29
June 2020 62 2 27 6
May 2020 78 1 2 4
Apr 2020 67 4 31 18
Mar 2020 82 8 16 11
Feb 2020 76 3 26 10
Jan 2020 78 2 18 3
Dec 2019 87 4 13 51
Nov 2019 89 9 9 20
Oct 2019 70 7 28
Sep 2019 88 5 76
Aug 2019 79 6 120+ 17
Jul 2019 68 3 8 10
Jun 2019 80 3 33
May 2019 91 4 17
Apr 2019 74 1 8 10
Mar 2019 104 4 22 8
Feb 2019 94 5 47
Jan 2019 108 11 59 6
Dec 2018 96 9 19
Nov 2018 95 6 17 8
Oct 2018 101 6 11 15+?
Sep 2018 105 5 26 12
Aug 2018 76 2 26
July 2018 89 4 32
June 2018 89 5 36
May 2018 98 5 10
April 2018 81 4 11 11
March 2018 126 5 15 5
February 2018 96 5 15
January 2018 149 13 87 22
December 2017 115 8 25 10
November 2017 128 17 34 10
October 2017 113 9 46 6
September 2017 93 4 14
August 2017 106 9 49
July 2017 113 14 18
June 2017 110 5 31
May 2017 124 10 17 7
April 2017 114 7 32 14
March 2017: 122 122 10 52 2
February 2017 120 4 8 14
January 2017 141 8 21
December 2016 173 15 80
November 2016 167 7

 

 

 

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https://www.fleetmon.com/maritime-news/2021/35557/maritime-accidents-monthly-report-september-2021/