The list of shipwrecks in 2025 includes ships sunk, foundered, grounded, or otherwise lost during 2025.
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Glyvursnes | ![]() | The ro-ro cargo ship caught fire at Hirtshals, Denmark. A crew member was killed and another was severely injured. [1] |
Kulle Christoph SK30 | ![]() | The 12-metre (39 ft), 19-ton fishing vessel sank in the Baltic Sea at dock at Heikendorf, Germany. She is expected to be lifted. [2] |
Unnamed migrant boat | ![]() | A migrant boat capsized off the Kerkennah Islands with the loss of 27 of the 52 people on board. [3] |
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Guardian | ![]() | The fishing vessel ran aground near Wellfleet, Massachusetts. The United States Coast Guard despatched a tug and she was refloated. [4] |
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Panoria | ![]() | The bulk carrier caught fire in the South China Sea 23 nautical miles (43 km) off Cape Elubani, Taiwan. She was on a voyage from Nantong, China to Singapore. Four of her crew were injured, one seriously. A tug was requested to tow her in to Kaohsiung, Taiwan. [5] |
Unnamed fishing boat | ![]() | A fishing boat ran aground near Gageodo, South Korea after colliding with coastal rocks. Three people were killed, 19 were rescued. [6] [7] |
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Kvalnes | ![]() | The fishing vessel ran aground near Hellbergsøya. She was refloated. [8] |
Omaha Maru No.8 | ![]() | The fishing vessel capsized 17 nautical miles (31 km) off Kitaibaraki with the loss of two of her twenty crew. Three people were reported missing. [9] |
Sanwa Maru | ![]() | The tanker ran aground off Cape Esan. [10] |
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Bram Force | ![]() | The service vessel caught fire in the Atlantic Ocean off Rio de Janeiro. Her crew were evacuated. She was subsequently towed in to Superporto do Açu. [11] |
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Dolphin 18 | ![]() | The cargo ship sank approximately 274 nautical miles (507 km) southwest of Vũng Tàu, Vietnam. All 18 crew were rescued from lifeboats by Nicolai Maersk (![]() |
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Kerstin | ![]() | The motor barge suffered a steering failure in the Main near Aschaffenburg, Germany and became wedged at the entrance of a lock whilst avoiding an collision with the passenger ship Amadeus Silver II (![]() ![]() |
Silver Sincere | ![]() | The oil products tanker took on water and sank off of Pedra Branca, Singapore. All eight crew were rescued from lifeboats by Intan Daya 368 (![]() |
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Ameray 888 | ![]() | The 44.39-ton catamaran sank about 1.6 nautical miles (3.0 km) north of Koh Racha Yai, Thailand, south of Phuket. 38 people, including 33 Chinese tourists, were rescued. [15] |
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MTS Terramare | ![]() | The 24.5-metre (80 ft), 115-ton, roll-on/roll-off survey vessel suffered engine failure and went adrift. MTS Terramare was pushed by 0.91-to-1.52-metre (3 to 5 ft) waves until she washed up on the beach at high tide in St. Brides Bay off Newgale Beach, Pembrokeshire, Wales. Her crew evacuated onto the beach. [16] |
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Tanusha | ![]() | The 58-foot (18 m) trawler capsized and sank in the Gulf of Alaska 23 miles (37 km) southeast of Kodiak, Alaska. Her crew was rescued by Victory. [17] |
Unnamed | A vessel carrying 86 persons that departed Mauritania on 2 January capsized off Western Sahara. 50 people were killed. [18] [19] |
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Miss Sandy | ![]() | The 56-foot (17 m) fishing vessel sprung a leak and sank approximately 7 nautical miles (13 km) off Gloucester, Massachusetts. All 18 crew were rescued by USCGC William Chadwick (![]() |
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Princess X95 | ![]() | The 95-foot (29 m) yacht burned, capsized and sank in the Miami River at dock at the Booby Trap, Miami, Florida. [22] [23] |
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Unnamed submarine | unknown | An abandoned suspected narco-submarine was found by the fishing vessel Maria Cristina at the entrance to the Camarinas-Muxia estuary, Galicia, Spain. While being towed to the port of Camariñas it broke in two with the aft section sinking. [24] |
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LCT Cahaya Dana Reza | ![]() | The tank landing craft sprang a leak, capsized, and sank in shallow water with some of her hull above water near Kotabaru Regency, South Kalimantan, Borneo, Indonesia. All nine crew were rescued by the tugboat Atlantik Star 11 (![]() |
Mattie and Maren II | ![]() | The 55-foot (17 m) trawler was sunk due to hull damage in a collision with the scalloper Vanquish (![]() |
Ship | State | Description |
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Wei Sen No. 8 | ![]() | The tanker ran aground near the Matsu Islands. Seven crew were rescued by the Taiwan Coast Guard, one died during the rescue. [27] |
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Calimero Sampa | ![]() | The 20-metre (66 ft) fishing vessel ran aground on a reef in the Adriatic Sea 250 metres (820 ft) off the beach just west of Cesenatico, Italy, and capsized over onto her starboard side partially submerged. [28] |
Guang Rong | ![]() | Storm Herminia: The 103.8-metre (340 ft 7 in), 10,000 DWT cargo ship dragged anchor in a storm at Marina Di Carrara anchorage and crashed into a pier at Tuscan Sea Resort, Italy and then was driven ashore with a starboard list. The crew of 13 is safe. [29] |
Ship | State | Description |
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Hula Girl | ![]() | The 65-foot (20 m) commercial catamaran was driven aground in Honolua Bay, Maui, Hawaii, by a storm. The vessel was refloated on 14 March. [30] [31] |
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Samgwangho and Manseonho | ![]() | Two fishing vessels, the 32-ton Samgwangho and the 27-ton Manseonho, ran aground at the same place on rocks 500 metres (1,600 ft) off Rabbit Island in Gujwa-eup, Jeju City in stormy weather. The captain of Samgwangho and a crewman of Manseonho suffered heart attacks and later died. [32] [33] |
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Unknown | ![]() | A 48-ton fishing vessel capsized about 833 kilometres (518 mi) southwest of Jeju Island, near Taiwan. All ten crew were rescued. [34] |
Ship | State | Description |
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Putri Papua | ![]() | The 53-metre (174 ft) pinisi motor sail vessel sank in the Pacific Ocean 12 miles (19 km) off Sorong, Southwest Papua, Indonesia, after engine failure. [35] |
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Fortune Pride | ![]() | The 18-metre (59 ft) fishing vessel sank approximately 18 kilometres (11 mi) southeast of Sambro, Nova Scotia. Of the four crew aboard the vessel, three were rescued, with one of the three dying in hospital later. The fourth crewmember was found deceased in a life raft at sea. [36] |
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An Yang 2 | ![]() | The bulk carrier stranded in the shallow water in a snowstorm off Nevelsky District, Sakhalin Oblast, Sakhalin island, Russia. [37] |
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Koala | ![]() | The tanker settled to the bottom at dock in the harbour following explosions in her engine room at Ust-Luga, Leningrad Oblast, Russia. [38] |
Unknown high speed boat | ![]() | A Korea Coast Guard high speed boat capsized in high waves searching for the fishing vessel. All crew were rescued by other Coast Guard vessels. [39] |
22 Seokyung | ![]() | The 43-metre (141 ft), 139-ton fishing vessel capsized and sank in 80 metres (260 ft) of water about 17 kilometres (11 mi) east of Habaek Island, about 315 kilometres (196 mi) south of Seoul, South Korea. Of the 14 crew, four crew, including her captain, died, and five crew were reported missing. [40] [41] |
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2025 Inambari River disaster | ![]() | A boat sank on the Inambari River killed 13 people, with 1 missing and six others injured. |
Ship | State | Description |
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2066 Jae Sung Ho | ![]() | The 14-metre (46 ft), 32-ton fishing vessel capsized approximately 12 kilometres (7.5 mi) southwest of Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju Island, South Korea. Five of the ten crew were rescued. [42] [43] |
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Lambousa II | Unknown | The 23-metre (75 ft) vessel was sunk as an artificial reef in 28 metres (92 ft) of water off the coast of Oroklini in the Oroklini marine protected area ( 34°57′N33°41′E / 34.950°N 33.683°E ), Cyprus. [45] [46] |
MSC Baltic III | ![]() | The container ship was driven aground at Wild Cove, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, west of Lark Harbour after losing power by severe weather conditions with winds exceeding 120 kilometres per hour (75 mph) and waves reaching 6 metres (20 ft) high. [47] |
Unknown | ![]() | A narrow boat/barge sank in the Oxford Canal between bridges 4 and 5. [48] |
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Unknown | ![]() | A barge capsized from boat wakes in An Giang province, Vietnam. The wife of a crewman was killed. [49] |
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Shayesteh | ![]() | The 50.3-metre (165 ft) cargo ship sprung a leak and sank in the Persian Gulf off Qatar. The crew were rescued by USS Devastator (![]() ![]() |
Ship | State | Description |
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Western Gambler | ![]() | The 58-foot (18 m) fishing vessel ran aground after springing a leak, listed and sank partially submerged at Napier Point, just south of Bella Bella, British Columbia, Canada. All four crew were rescued. The vessel was refloated on 26 February. [52] |
Ship | State | Description |
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Ashamba | ![]() | The research vessel capsized and sank at dock near Novorossiysk, Russia, due to icing during a winter storm. The wreck is expected to be raised in early 2025. [53] |
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Unknown | ![]() | A cargo ship reportedly collided with a Chinese ship and sank off the coast of China in the Yellow Sea in late February. Reportedly 15 to 20 crew were killed while a few others were rescued by China. [54] |
Ship | State | Description |
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H&S Wisdom | ![]() | The 82-metre (269 ft), 1,842-ton cargo ship ran aground on mud flats off the coast of Brough in the Humber Estuary near Welton, England. Refloated on 15 March. [56] [57] |
Huvan | ![]() | The ferry/launch capsized and sank in the Indian Ocean in the Maldives between ADh Dhigurah and Mahibadhoo. All 3 crew and 45 passengers were rescued from the water. [58] |
PW26 | ![]() | The fishing vessel was wrecked on rocks and sank at The Rumps near Polzeath, Cornwall, United Kingdom. Both crewmembers were rescued by a Royal National Lifeboat Institution lifeboat. [59] |
Unknown | ![]() | A pleasure vessel sank after taking on water near Punta Barú. Thirty people were rescued by the Colombian Navy and 12 by a civilian vessel operating near the Rosario Islands. [60] |
Ship | State | Description |
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Cormorant II | ![]() | The passenger ship ran aground near Punta Suárez, Española Island in the Galapagos Islands. [61] |
Unnamed migrant boats | ![]() | Two migrant boats capsized during bad weather off the coast of Dhubab district, Taiz Governorate, Yemen. Two crew members were rescued while over 179 others were reported missing and presumed dead. [62] |
Ship | State | Description |
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Unknown yachts | Unknown | Two 60-foot (18 m) and one 90-foot (27 m) yachts burned on the Miami River in Miami, Florida. [63] |
Ship | State | Description |
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Siriwan Marine 5 | ![]() | The 16-metre (52 ft) passenger speedboat sank from a cracked hull caused by large swells in the Andaman Sea near Koh Poda Nok off Krabi province, Thailand. Twenty-eight passengers plus crew were rescued. [64] |
Solong, Stena Immaculate | ![]() ![]() | The tanker Stena Immaculate was run into at anchor by the container ship Solong in the North Sea off Withernsea, East Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Both ships caught fire and were abandoned by their crews. A crew member of Solong was reported missing. [66] |
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Bangsata | ![]() | The wooden passenger/cargo ship sank in rough seas off the Taganak Islands in Tawi-Tawi, the Philippines. 32 people were rescued. [69] |
Pico Tresmares | ![]() | The 44-metre (144 ft) fishing vessel caught fire in the Pacific Ocean roughly 860 nautical miles (1,590 km; 990 mi) off La Serena, Chile. She capsized and sank after her 19 crew abandoned ship. [70] |
Provincia del Azuay | ![]() | The 30-metre (98 ft), 503-ton tugboat sprung a leak and sank mostly submerged at her berth in Veracruz, Mexico. She is expected to be raised. [71] |
Unknown | Unknown | A boat capsized off the southeastern coast of Cyprus while transporting an unknown number of migrants. The bodies of seven deceased migrant persons and two survivors were recovered by Cyprus' search and rescue teams. [72] |
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Unknown barge | ![]() | A barge sank in a gravel lake in Northeim, Germany. [73] |
Unknown pleasure vessel | ![]() | A pleasure vessel capsized and sank in adverse weather near Punta Gigantes, in the Ciénaga de los Vásquez, area of Punta Barú. Thirty-six German and two Austrian passengers, and two crew were rescued by the Colombian Navy and by civilian vessels. [74] |
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Fugro Mercator | ![]() | The research vessel ran aground in harsh weather in the Mediterranean Sea off Elba near the Enfola promontory near Portoferraio, Italy. Refloated on 29 March. [75] [76] |
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Sadong 33 | ![]() | The tugboat was towing LCT Sea Asia (![]() ![]() |
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Ramonda | ![]() | The 29.6-metre (97 ft) yacht caught fire at Porto novi, Montenegro. She was towed out to sea and left to sink. [78] |
Sindbad | ![]() | ![]() 2025 Red Sea tourist submarine disaster: The tourist submarine sank in the Red Sea off Hurghada, Egypt, with the loss of at least six lives. Thirty-nine passengers and five crew were rescued. [79] [80] [81] |
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De Zonnebloem | ![]() | The Dutch river cruise ship collided with a cargo vessel on the Rhine near Wesel, Germany. The cruise ship suffered serious damage and was rendered inoperable. All 149 people onboard, including 69 guests, were safely evacuated. The cargo ship’s captain was later found to have been under the influence of alcohol. [82] [83] [84] |
Jinaghai Zhida 66 | ![]() | The cargo ship was sunk in a collision with Ningyuan Beilun (![]() |
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Unknown barge | ![]() | A 30-metre (98 ft) barge capsized onto its side, losing its crane, in the Bay of Plenty at a marina in Tauranga, New Zealand. Salvage is expected. [86] |
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Jianghai Zhida 66 | ![]() | The 129-metre (423 ft), 8,470-ton bulk carrier sank in a collision with Ningyuan Beilun (![]() |
Nicky | ![]() | The 85-metre (279 ft) tanker-barge collided with the freighter Volturno just outside of the Kreekrak Locks in Reimerswaal, Zeeland, Netherlands. Nicky's port hull was holed above the waterline. No casualties were reported. [88] |
Volturno | ![]() | The 110-metre (360 ft) motor freighter collided with the tanker-barge Nicky just outside of the Kreekrak Locks in Reimerswaal, Zeeland, Netherlands. The bow of Volturno suffered bow damage. No casualties were reported. [88] |
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Lady Irene | ![]() | The fishing vessel sank after a fire at the Wellfleet marina in Wellfleet, Massachusetts. The fire also severely damaged the town’s deteriorating wooden L-pier. No casualties were reported. [89] |
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Baltica | ![]() | The 48.8-metre (160 ft) German passenger ship sprung a leak and became flooded in the Baltic Sea near Kühlungsborn, Germany. The local fire brigade took out all of the water using dewatering pumps. No casualties were reported. [90] |
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Saeftinge | ![]() | The 82-metre (269 ft) barge caught fire on the Western Scheldt while berthed in Terneuzen, Zeeland, Netherlands. The local fire brigade were able to extinguish the fire. No casualties were reported. [91] |
TH 92686 TS | ![]() | The fishing vessel sank in a collision with Hosei Crown (![]() |
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Captain Hornblower | ![]() | The decommissioned 90-foot (27 m) tugboat was sunk as an artificial reef 12 miles (19 km) south of Panama City, Florida in the Gulf of Mexico in 97 feet (30 m) of water. [93] |
CMA CGM Pelleas | ![]() | The 350-metre (1,148 ft) container ship ran aground and nearly struck a wall in the English Channel at Southampton, England. Tugboats were able to pull the ship free. No injuries were reported and the ship went back en route to Rotterdam, South Holland, Netherlands. [94] |
Victoria L | ![]() | The 161-metre (528 ft) German container ship caught on fire and exploded in the North Sea while travelling from Hamburg, Germany, to Rotterdam west of Scheveningen, South Holland, Netherlands. None of the nineteen crew were injured. [95] |
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Scot Bay | ![]() | The 91-metre (299 ft) cargo vessel transporting a cargo of animal feed sailing from IJmuiden in North Holland, Netherlands, ran aground while trying to enter the port of Teignmouth in River Teign, Teignmouth, Devon, England. In the evening, tugboats were able to pull the vessel free. No damage or casualties were reported. [96] [97] |
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Eileen Rita | ![]() | ![]() The 86-foot (26 m) scallop fishing vessel ran aground and sank near Green Island, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts, with the vessel reporting a maximum potential discharge of 4,000 US gallons (15,000 L; 3,300 imp gal) of diesel fuel and 50 US gallons (190 L; 42 imp gal) of lube oil. The three crew were rescued by the United States Coast Guard Northeast Sector without injury. [98] |
Unknown | ![]() | ![]() A boat smuggling immigrants capsized off St. Lucie Inlet in Florida. Four people were rescued by the United States Coast Guard while five others were killed. [99] [100] |
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Miss Montie | ![]() | The 50-foot (15 m) fishing vessel lost power and drifted aground in the Atlantic Ocean near Beverly Beach, Florida. [101] |
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Nhô Padre Benjamim | ![]() | The 91-metre (299 ft), 2,560-ton ro-ro cargo vessel sprung a leak and sank in Preguiça Bay off São Nicolau, Cape Verde Islands. 19 crew and 1 passenger were rescued by fishing boats. [102] |
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HB Kongolo | ![]() | The wooden boat en voyage from Matankumu to Bolomba carrying around 400 people caught fire and capsized on the Congo River near Mbandaka, Democratic Republic of the Congo, killing at least 148 people and leaving hundreds more missing. [103] The number of casualties was revised to 33 fatalities and 22 injuries on 20 April. [104] [105] |
Hong Hai 16 | ![]() | ![]() The 144-metre (472 ft), 20,421-ton dredger capsized in the Mindoro Strait off Barangay Malawaano, Rizal, Occidental Mindoro, Philippines. Six crewman were killed, and five others were reported missing. [106] [107] |
Unknown | Unknown | An Al-Shabab-linked cargo ship was sunk by United States Africa Command and Somali Federal Government airstrike south of Somalia's territorial waters. [108] |
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Papu Mar | ![]() | The 32-metre (105 ft) tugboat sank in the Río de la Plata Punta in the Indio Channel near the Banco Chico reef off Argentina after springing a leak in a storm. At the time she was pushing the barge 240-4, her crew escaping to the barge. The barge was later cut loose. [109] |
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Glengyle | ![]() | The 181-metre (594 ft), 37,679-ton bulk carrier partially sank by the stern in a collision with KMTC Surabaya (![]() |
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Unknown barge | ![]() | A barge sank in 75 feet (23 m) of water in a collision of her tow boat Ginny Rose (![]() ![]() |
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Conscience | Not flagged | The Freedom Flotilla Coalition claimed that their ship was damaged and set afire in the Mediterranean Sea off Malta in a drone attack by the Israeli military. [112] |
BAP Ucayali | ![]() | The 47-metre (154 ft) Maranon-class gunboat struck the anchored oil barge El Manati resulting in a hull breach and sank in shallow water partially submerged in the Amazon River near the Napo River some 50 miles (80 km) downstream from Iquitos, Peru. 30 crew were rescued, 2 were killed, and 1 reported missing. [113] |
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Queen of Sidney | ![]() | The derelict Sidney-class ferry laid up at Mission, British Columbia burned. The fire resulted in a stay in place order, and the fire was extinguished. [114] [115] |
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Jean Ribault | ![]() | The 141-foot (43 m) ro-ro ferry allided with a boarding ramp on the St. Johns River while departing from Mayport in Jacksonville, Florida, United States. No injuries were reported but the ferry was taken out of service. [116] |
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BRP Miguel Malvar | ![]() | The decommissioned Malvar-class corvette, intended to be sunk as a target, sprung a leak and sank in the South China Sea 35 miles (56 km) west of Zambales province, Luzon, The Philippines. [117] |
KMP Muchlisa | ![]() | The 44-metre (144 ft), 211-ton ferry/passenger ship sprung a leak, capsized and sank in 20 metres (66 ft) of water 200 metres (660 ft) off shore in the Makassar Strait off Penajam Paser Utara, East Kalimantan province, Indonesia. 42 people were rescued, 1 crewmember was killed, and 1 reported missing. [118] [119] |
Unknown barge | ![]() | A barge sank in a collision of her tow boat Myra Eckstein (![]() |
Unknown barge | ![]() | A 60-foot (18 m) barge was sunk as an artificial reef in 115 feet (35 m) of water 17 miles (27 km) southeast of Destin, Florida in the Gulf of Mexico ( 30°09′N86°18′W / 30.150°N 86.300°W ). [121] |
Unnamed panga boat | ![]() | A panga fishing boat smuggling migrants from Mexico capsized off the coast of a beach in Del Mar, California, United States. Four people were killed, and eight others were rescued, including four with injuries. [122] |
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Carisma II and Carisma I | ![]() | The 171-metre (561 ft) combined self-propelled barges split apart and allide with two moored passenger Viking ships on the Rhine river in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. No significant damage or injuries were reported. [124] |
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Captain Raleigh | ![]() | The 68-foot (21 m), 112-ton fishing vessel sprung a leak, capsized and sank in Grays Harbor off Westport, Washington. Three crew were rescued, and one reported missing. [125] |
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Bijou Du Rhône | ![]() | The 114-metre (374 ft) river cruise ship collided with a cargo barge during a scheduled voyage on the Rhône river in Sablons, Isère, France. No injuries were reported among the 127 German tourist passengers and 39 crew but the collision resulted in damage to the ship's hull above the waterline. [126] [127] |
Unnamed barge | Unknown | A cargo barge collided with the river cruise ship Bijou Du Rhône on the Rhône river in Sablons, Isère, France. No injuries were reported but the barge sustained significant structural damage. [126] [127] |
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CMA CGM Ermitage | ![]() | The 205-metre (673 ft) container ship en route from Bremerhaven allided with a wharf while trying to avoid a collision with a yacht on the Elbe river in Hamburg, Germany. No injuries were reported and the ship sustained no damage but the wharf and a gantry crane sustained damage. [128] |
MSC Antonia | ![]() | The 304-metre (997 ft) container ship ran aground after possible GPS jamming in the Red Sea off Jeddah, Makkah Province, Saudi Arabia. [129] |
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Gulf Stream | ![]() | The 85-metre (279 ft) self-propelled barge caught fire during welding on the ship while moored on the Oude Maas river in Dordrecht, South Holland, Netherlands. No injuries were reported and the fire was extinguished, but the barge sustained damage. [130] |
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Ablette | ![]() | The 25-metre (82 ft 0 in) fishing vessel caught fire and eventually sank in the Bay of Biscay 120 miles (190 km) west of Gironde, France. Both crew members were rescued by the cargo ship FWN Sun (![]() |
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MSV Salamanth | ![]() | The 28-metre (91 ft 10 in) sailing cargo vessel encountered rough seas and was struck by a powerful wave, causing the vessel to sink approximately 60 nautical miles (110 km) southwest of the coast of India, in the Arabian Sea. All six crew members were rescued by ICG Vikram (![]() |
Nuevo Marina | ![]() | The 8.76-metre (28 ft 9 in) fishing vessel caught fire and eventually sank in the Atlantic Ocean 3 miles (4.8 km) off Monte Louro, Spain. Both crew members were rescued by fishing vessel La Chainza. [133] |
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Julie | ![]() | The tugboat was destroyed by fire in the Paraguay River near the Remanso Bridge. Crew members were rescued by fire fighters. [134] |
Trade | ![]() | The 190-metre (620 ft) bulk carrier caught fire while moored at a scrap terminal in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The fire was extinguished after 27 hours. [135] |
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B309 | ![]() | The barge carrying sand ran aground near the entrance to a gravel pit on the Weser river near Porta Westfalica, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. No injuries were reported and the ship was refloated without damage, but the incident blocked river traffic in the area. [136] |
Ina XL | ![]() | The tugboat sprung a leak and sank partially submerged while moored near the Noordkasteel Bridge in the port of Antwerp, Belgium. [137] |
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ARM Cuauhtémoc | ![]() | Cuauhtémoc Brooklyn Bridge collision: The training ship, a barque, collided with the Brooklyn Bridge, New York City, United States, breaking her masts. Seventeen people were injured and two were killed. [138] |
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L'En-ma | ![]() | The 16-metre (52 ft) fishing trawler became completely engulfed in a six-hour fire at Port-en-Bessin-Huppain, Normandy, France. [139] |
Pacific Memory II | ![]() | The fishing vessel capsized and sank after a collision with the tanker Cosco Development (![]() ![]() |
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Kang Kon | ![]() | The Choe Hyon-class destroyer was left partially capsized with her bow on shore after a failure at her launching at the Hanbuk shipyard, Chongjin, North Korea. She was righted and then launched on 5 June. [142] [143] |
Unnamed fishing vessel | ![]() | An unnamed 26-foot (7.9 m) shrimp boat, sank in the Possession Sound, off the coast of Everett, Washington, at a depth of 165 feet (50 m). Of the four people on board one survived, two died and one was reported missing. [144] |
Song Doc | ![]() | The oil rig caught fire during decommissioning operations, killing one person and injuring seven. The fire was extinguished and no oil spill occurred. [145] |
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Frigg Sydfyen | ![]() | The 70-metre (230 ft) ro-ro passenger ferry ran aground on a sandbar after strong winds in the Baltic Sea at Bøjden, Denmark. No injuries were reported among the 50 passengers and crew members. [146] |
Ilse-Marie | ![]() | The inland motor freighter "ran aground" on a sandbank near the port of Stavoren, The Netherlands, but appears sunk in the photo. [147] |
Nautica | ![]() | The 48-metre (157 ft) long self-propelled barge ran aground along with the barge Swette in low water levels at the confluence of the Nete and Rupel rivers in Rumst, Belgium. No injuries were reported. [148] |
NCL Salten | ![]() | The 135-metre (443 ft) cargo ship ran aground and nearly crashed into a house in Byneset, Trondheim, Norway. All sixteen people on board were rescued without injury and an officer that fell asleep was charged. Pulled off 27 May. [149] [150] |
Swette | ![]() | The 67-metre (220 ft) long self-propelled barge ran aground along with the barge Nautica in low water levels at the confluence of the Nete and Rupel rivers in Rumst, Belgium. No injuries were reported. [148] |
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MSC Elsa 3 | ![]() | ![]() 2025 Kerala oil spill: The 184-metre (604 ft) container ship en route to Kochi from Vizhinjam carrying 640 containers—including 84 metric tons (83 long tons; 93 short tons) of diesel, 367 t (361 long tons; 405 short tons) of furnace oil, 13 with hazardous cargo and 12 with calcium carbide—listed and eventually sank in the Arabian Sea, 38 nautical miles (70 km; 44 mi) off the coast of Kochi, Kerala, India. All 24 crew members were rescued by the Indian Coast Guard and the Indian Navy. [153] |
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Công Thành 07 | ![]() | The 80-metre (260 ft), 5,162-ton cargo ship sprung a leak, capsized, and sank in 30 metres (98 ft) of water in the South China Sea 7 nautical miles (13 km; 8.1 mi) off Ky Anh town, Hà Tĩnh province, Vietnam. All crew were rescued. [154] |
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Al Herem | ![]() | The 116-metre (381 ft) tanker dragged anchor and was driven ashore in a storm in the Bay of Bengal north of Chattogram, Bangladesh. [155] |
B-LPG Sophia | ![]() | The burned out tanker, at anchor since October 2024, was driven ashore in a storm in the Bay of Bengal near the port of Chattogram, Bangladesh. [156] |
Mermaid 3 | ![]() | The barge dragged anchor and was driven ashore in a storm in the Bay of Bengal near the port of Chattogram, Bangladesh. [157] |
Navimar 3 | ![]() | The tugboat dragged anchor and was driven ashore in a storm in the Bay of Bengal near the port of Chattogram, Bangladesh. [158] |
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Lomaiviti Princess II | ![]() | The out of service 60-metre (200 ft) ro-ro passenger ferry capsized and partially sank in 5-metre (16 ft) of water in Walu Bay, Suva Harbour, Fiji while under tow. [159] |
Ron Jeremy | ![]() | The 25-metre (82 ft) tugboat sprung a leak and sank in 40 metres (130 ft) of water in Bothnian Bay south of Rödkallen Lighthouse near Piteå, Sweden. [160] |
Unnamed passenger boat | ![]() | Seven people, at least three from French Guiana, [161] died after an aluminium boat with fifteen occupants (10 French Guianan passengers and 5 crew members) capsized presumably due to a gust of wind and a large wave on the Maroni river near Albina, Suriname. A day of national day of mourning in Suriname was held on 3 June. [162] [163] [164] |
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Skippin Sue | ![]() | The out of service 118-foot (36 m) tugboat was sunk as an artificial reef in 77 feet (23 m) of water approximately 8 nautical miles (15 km) south of Destin, Florida ( 30°14′N86°30′W / 30.233°N 86.500°W ) in the Gulf of Mexico. [165] |
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The Tanis | ![]() | The 125-seat tourist ferry with 89 passengers and crew was swamped by a large wave and sank at Lembongan Village, Nusa Lembongan off Bali, Indonesia. Several passengers were injured, but no deaths were reported. [166] [167] |
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OT 2439 | ![]() | The 51.56-metre (169 ft 2 in), 197-ton tugboat struck a submerged object breaching her hull in the Kazachinsky rapids on the Yenisei River in Siberia, Russia. She was run aground partially sunk. [168] |
Sea Horse | ![]() | The 30-foot (9.1 m) fishing vessel failed to return to port and was reported missing. The vessel was located sunk in Cape Cod Bay in 25 feet (7.6 m) of water near Billingsgate Shoal off Wellfleet, Massachusetts on 11 June. The bodies of both crew members were located on board. [169] |
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Wan Hai 503 | ![]() | The container ship caught fire 50 nautical miles (93 km) off the Indian coast. She was on a voyage from Colombo, Sri Lanka to Nhava Sheva, India. As of 26 August, she was under tow for a port in the United Arab Emirates [170] |
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Maria Cristina | ![]() | The fishing vessel ran aground in the Atlantic Ocean near Cabo Vilán, Spain. The crew were rescued by A Fervenza (![]() |
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Hein | ![]() | The 61.75-metre (202 ft 7 in), 1,062-ton cargo ship suffered load shift causing a list. She was run aground to prevent capsizing, partially sunk on the southern coast of Monas Island in Chaguaramas, Trinidad and Tobago. [172] |
Run Fu 3 | ![]() | The 171.6-metre (563 ft 0 in), 19,495 or 32,115 (depending on source)-ton cargo ship suffered water ingress and capsized approximately 500 nautical miles (930 km) south of the Maldives in the Indian Ocean. The crew were rescued from liferafts by Maple Harbor (![]() |
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Melita | ![]() | The 27.01-metre (88 ft 7 in) high speed ferry sank after waves cracked her hull off Zadar, Croatia. All 38 passengers and 5 crew were rescued from life rafts by the ferry Jadran and a rescue vessel (both ![]() |
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Front Eagle Adalynn | ![]() ![]() | The oil tanker Front Eagle with 2,000,000 bbl (84,000,000 US gal; 320,000,000 L) of Iraqi crude oil collided with the empty Suezmax-class oil tanker Adalynn near the Strait of Hormuz in the Gulf of Oman. 24 people from Adalynn were evacuated from one of the oil tankers. No people were injured and no oil was leaked. [177] [178] |
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Phoenix 15 | ![]() | The 118-metre (387 ft) container ship sank in the Arabian Sea approximately 20 nautical miles (37 km) southeast of Salalah, Oman. All 20 crew were rescued by Gulf Barakah (![]() |
Over the Moon | ![]() | ![]() The 28-foot (8.5 m) long Chris-Craft vessel capsized in Lake Tahoe, California, in conditions of strong winds and high waves. Of the ten people aboard, eight died and two were rescued. [180] [181] [182] |
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Morning Midas | ![]() | The 183-metre (600 ft), 12,250-ton car carrier, which had caught fire on 3 June, was abandoned in the Pacific Ocean 300 nautical miles (560 km) south of Alaska, United States on 5 June. Her 22 crew were rescued by COSCO Hellas (![]() |
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Eco Catania | ![]() | The ro-ro cargo vessel allided with the ferry Kydon Palace (![]() |
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Altay | ![]() | A major fire broke out on board the bulk carrier, while the ship was docked at the port of Hull, United Kingdom. No injuries were reported among the ship's crew, and firefighters were trying to extinguish the fire. [186] [187] |
Iska 1165 | ![]() | The tugboat was struck by waves that pushed her ashore and swamped her some 33 nautical miles (61 km) from the Wanci Marina Pier in Lantagi, Sulawesi, Indonesia. One crewman drowned. [188] |
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Unidentified motor boat | ![]() | A motor boat carrying university students that were celebrating the end of the semester, capsized in conditions of rough weather off the coast of Labadie; there are also reports that the vessel was overloaded. On board there were 27 people, of which 13 died, 8 were reported missing and 6 were rescued. [189] |
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Unnamed boat | ![]() | A boat was struck by lightning on Logan Martin Lake. The vessel subsequently caught fire and sank. At least four people aboard were injured. [190] |
Unidentified fishing vessel | ![]() | A 7-metre (23 ft) fishing vessel with three people on board went missing off the coast of Taranto in the Ionian Sea. The Italian Coast Guard conducted searches for the missing ship. [191] |
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Cala Gullo | ![]() | The 31.5-metre (103 ft), 437-ton tugboat sank in a collision with the container ship MSC Cape Sounio (![]() |
San Juan Batista | ![]() | The landing craft transport vessel, which was carrying 2,500 litres (550 imp gal; 660 US gal) of fuel, sank between the islands of Romblon and Sibuyan. All six crew members on board the ship were rescued by a fishing vessel. [193] |
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Admarine 12 | ![]() | The 33-metre (108 ft) barge/jack up rig capsized in the Gulf of Suez off the coast of Ras Ghareb, Egypt, while being towed towards an oil rigging platform. On board were 31 people, of which 21 were rescued, 4 were killed and 6 were reported missing. [194] [195] [196] |
Jackie Lee Anderson | ![]() | The 82-foot (25 m) United States Army Corps of Engineers tugboat capsized in the Ohio River near the Olmsted Locks and Dam in Illinois. [197] |
775 | ![]() | The United States Army Corps of Engineers tugboat capsized in the Ohio River near the Olmsted Locks and Dam in Illinois. [198] [199] |
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KMP Tunu Pratama Jaya | ![]() | The 63.3-metre (208 ft), 734-ton, roll-on/roll-off ferry experienced a flooding in its engine room in the Bali Strait while crossing from Ketapang to Gilimanuk in the evening of 2 July with 65 passengers and crew aboard. By 10 AM on 3 July 31 passengers and crew had been rescued alive, 4 crew found dead, and 30 were still unaccounted for. [200] [201] |
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Unidentified boat | ![]() | A boat, capable of carrying forty passengers, sank in conditions of strong winds in Dongjiang Lake. Of the 29 people on board, 27 were rescued and two died. [202] |
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Eco Wizard | ![]() | An explosion occurred on board the LPG tanker while unloading cargo at the port of Ust-Luga, Russia, damaging the ship below the waterline and leaking ammonia. The ship's 23 crew members evacuated. [203] |
Fulda | ![]() | The chemical tanker suffered an explosion and fire on board off the coast of Kandla, India. After efforts to reduce the vessel's list failed, all 21 crew members were rescued by the tugboat Orchid Star (![]() |
Gefion | ![]() | The 11-metre (36 ft) sailing vessel suffered engine failure leaving the port of Rødbyhavn and went aground on the breakwater of Fehmarn Belt. The boat was flooded and partially submerged. The wreck was removed on 15 July. [205] |
Magic Seas | ![]() | The bulk carrier was attacked by the Houthi in the Red Sea 51 nautical miles (94 km) southwest of Al Hudaydah, Yemen. The ship was set on fire suffered severe flooding. The crew abandoned the vessel and were rescued by a passing merchant vessel. The ship was scuttled by the Houthis. [206] [207] [208] |
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Galaxy Leader | ![]() | Gaza war: The cargo ship, captured by Houthi rebels in Yemen in 2023, was hit in an Israeli air strike. [209] |
Ho Bugt-E4 | ![]() | The 16-metre (52 ft) shrimp trawler ran aground in the North Sea at Houstrup Beach, Denmark. The vessel was refloated on 9 July. [210] |
Iron Horse | ![]() | The out-of-service 15-metre (49 ft) tugboat sank in the Discovery Passage, at the Campbell River marina, Vancouver Island, Canada. A small oil spill occurred. [211] |
Kruna Mora | ![]() | The tourist excursion boat was sunk when the ro-ro ferry Petar Hektorović (![]() |
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Eternity C | ![]() | The bulk carrier sank after being attacked by the Houthi 50 nautical miles (93 km) southwest of Hodeidah, Yemen, with rocket-propelled grenades on 7 July. Two of the 22 crew members on board were killed, and 6 were rescued. [213] |
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Sea Lady II | ![]() | The 42-metre (138 ft) yacht sank after she caught fire the previous day at Saint-Tropez, France. No fatalities were reported, but two crew members were injured. Efforts to raise the wreck began on 14 July. [214] [215] |
Unidentified fishing boat | ![]() | A fishing vessel sank off Leadbetter Point, Washington. Of the four people on board, three were rescued by Shearwater (![]() |
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Unidentified migrant boat | Unknown | A yola, used by migrants to cross the sea from the Dominican Republic to Puerto Rico, capsized in the Caribbean Sea. The boat had about 40 people on board, of which 17 were rescued by Dominican authorities, while the others remain unaccounted for. [217] |
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Pös 602 | ![]() | The 19-metre (62 ft) Frontex patrol vessel struck a rock off Agios Georgios and sank in the Aegean Sea. All six crew were rescued from life rafts. [218] |
Unidentified ship | ![]() | A ship capsized and sank, while sailing from Sikakap to Tuapejat. All of the 18 people on board were rescued. Many passengers were government officials. [219] [220] |
Volgo Balt 106 | ![]() | The 114-metre (374 ft) Project 2-95 cargo ship ran aground at approximately the 288.4 nautical mile mark of the Sheksna River in Vologda Oblast, Russia. [221] |
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KM Argo Mulyo | ![]() | The fishing vessel caught fire in the port of Tegal. No injuries were reported, but the ship was destroyed. [222] |
Navigator | ![]() | The 48-foot (15 m) fishing vessel caught fire and sank partially submerged in Monterey Bay off Pleasure Point near Capitola Beach, California. The vessel was declared a total loss. Both crew members were rescued. [223] |
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Amazon River | ![]() | Tropical Storm Crising: The barge broke loose from her tow, collided with the barge E. E. Margarette (![]() |
E. E. Margarette | ![]() | Tropical Storm Crising: The barge broke loose from her tow, collided with the barge Amazon River (![]() |
Unidentified supply ship | ![]() | A supply ship, part of a flotilla of the Myanmar Navy, was sunk by rebel forces of the People's Defense Force in the Irrawaddy River, near Thabeikkyin Township. [226] |
Wonder Sea | ![]() | The tourist ship capsized due to heavy rains and strong winds in Hạ Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was carrying 53 passengers and five crew. 13 people were rescued, 38 died. Search and rescue operations are ongoing. [227] [228] [229] |
Yangtze River | ![]() | Tropical Storm Crising: The barge broke loose from her tow and went aground in Balayan Bay near Calaca City, Batangas, Philippines. Her crew was rescued. [230] |
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KM Barcelona 5 | ![]() | The ferry carrying 280 passengers and 15 crewmen heading from the Talaud Islands to Manado caught fire off Talisei Island. At least six people were killed. [231] |
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Endeavor | ![]() | The concrete-hulled houseboat, a former fishing vessel, sprung a leak as it was being towed to shore for repairs in Snow’s Cove in Rockland, Maine ending up on shore. [232] |
Resurgo | ![]() | The fishing vessel capsized off the coast of Anzio, Italy, in conditions of strong winds and high waves. One of the people on board was reported missing. [233] |
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Ingulsky J | ![]() | The 61-metre (200 ft), 900-ton hopper dredger, owned by the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority, was sunk by a naval mine, while conducting operations in the Danube River near Vilkovo, Ukraine. Three of the eleven crew members on board were killed. [234] [235] |
Unidentified fishing vessel | ![]() | A fishing vessel sank off the coast of Glengad, Philippines. All three crew members on board were rescued. [236] |
Unity World | ![]() | Typhoon Emong: The fishing vessel sank in Nasugbu Bay off Fortune Island, Nasugbu, Batangas, Philippines in rough seas. All 11 crew members on board evacuated by rafts, and no oil spill was reported. [237] [238] |
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MN Kostas | ![]() | The 106-metre (348 ft) cargo ship ran aground near Kyriamadi, off the northeastern coast of Crete. All 14 crew members on board evacuated when she started taking on water after grounding. [239] |
Orca | ![]() | The 27-metre (89 ft) tugboat was sunk when a crane collapsed on it in the Wesser River at Bremen, Germany. The tug and the crane were raised a few days later. [240] |
Unidentified sampan | ![]() | A sampan sank, in bad weather conditions, while operating as a ferry in the Yangon River. Three of the ten people on board were reported missing. [241] |
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Kepejora | ![]() | The 84.9-metre (279 ft) self-propelled barge, carrying metal scrap, sank in the Sambre River near the Auvelais lock at Sambreville, Belgium. [242] [243] |
Miss Jesse | ![]() | The 47-foot (14 m) fishing vessel became disabled and drifted ashore just south of Humboldt Bay near Eureka, California. The vessel was pulled off a few days later. [244] |
Unidentified migrant boat | Unknown | A migrant boat capsized in the Mediterranean Sea, off the coast of Libya. Of the occupants 10 were rescued, 15 were killed and others were reported missing. [245] |
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Unnamed ferry | ![]() | A wooden ferry capsized near Gumu village in the Shiroro area of Niger State, Northern Nigeria. On board there were around 100 people, of which 25 died, 49 were reported missing and 26 were rescued. [246] |
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CM-05006-TS and CM-05430-TS | ![]() | The squid fishing vessels sank in the South China Sea some two nautical miles (3.7 km) southeast of Hon Lon Island, Vietnam, in a severe thunderstorm. The two fishing vessels were towed to Bai Chet for repairs. [247] |
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Unknown vessels | ![]() | Multiple vessels broke loose and were dragged away by a tsunami at the Severo-Kurilsk port. [248] |
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Christiane Deymann I | ![]() | The 183-metre (600 ft) self-propelled barge ran aground on the Rhine River near Karlsruhe, Germany, after suffering rudder failure after a technical fault. Refloated by a passing vessel. [249] |
Christiane Deymann II | ![]() | The barge ran aground on the Rhine River near Karlsruhe, Germany, after breaking loose from her tow Christiane Deymann I (![]() |
Sea Ranger | ![]() | The 110-foot (34 m) tugboat sank in the Gulf of Alaska some 130 miles (210 km) south of Cordova, Alaska, after springing a leak and suffering a fire in the engine room. Her four crew were rescued by a United States Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter. [251] |
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Ishikawa Maru | ![]() | The fishing vessel capsized in the Seto Inland Sea some 18 kilometres (11 mi) southeast of the southern tip of Cape Motoyama near Onoda City, Japan, in a hit and run incident. One of the two people on board died, while the other was rescued. [252] |
Unidentified migrant boat | ![]() | A boat carrying at least 157 Ethiopian migrants sank off the coast of Abyan Governorate, Yemen. 96 people were confirmed dead, 32 survived and 29 were reported missing, with a search ongoing. [253] All of the missing people have been presumed dead. [254] |
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Bali Dolphin Cruise II | ![]() | The passenger ferry capsized, sank, and ran aground in the Bali Sea at the entrance of Sanur, Bali, Indonesia, after encountering large waves. On board there were 80 people, of which two died and one was reported missing. [256] [257] [258] |
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LCT Golden Phoenix | ![]() | The 55-metre (180 ft), 650-ton Landing craft tank ran aground with a heavy list to port in rough weather in San Miguel Bay, Luzon, Philippines. [259] |
Unidentified barge | ![]() | A helicopter crashed into a barge on the Mississippi River, starting a fire. Both occupants of the helicopter were killed, but no injuries were reported on the barge. [260] |
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Kapitan Ushakov | ![]() | The new 70-metre (230 ft), 3,200-ton Project 23470 tug capsized and sank at Saint Petersburg due to flooding while fitting out. [261] |
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Discovery | ![]() | The 18-metre (59 ft) passenger vessel ran aground near Honolulu's Kewalo Basin Harbor. [262] |
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Das Bug | ![]() | The 40-foot (12 m) crab fishing boat capsized approximately two miles (3.2 km) off the Yaquina Bay Jetty near Newport, Oregon in seven-foot (2.1 m) swells. Three of the four crew members on board were rescued by the United States Coast Guard, one was reported missing. [263] |
Raffaele Rubattino | ![]() | The ferry caught fire in the Gulf of Naples, while en route from Palermo to Naples. The fire was extinguished and all 155 on board were safe, but the vessel was left adrift. [264] |
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Da Vinci | ![]() | The motor yacht caught fire and sank off Formentera, Spain. All fourteen people on board were rescued. [265] |
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Unidentified migrant boat | Unknown | A boat carrying 97 migrants capsized in the Mediterranean Sea off the island of Lampedusa, Italy. 20 people were confirmed dead, 60 were rescued and between 12 and 17 were reported missing, with search efforts ongoing. [266] |
Unidentified yacht | Unknown | A yacht was apparently sunk in a collision with Sada Maru No.38 (![]() |
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BD98470TS | ![]() | The 18.2-metre (60 ft) tuna fishing vessel ran aground and partially sank after striking a reef in the South China Sea near Xom Cat Village, Vietnam. Authorities dewatered the fishing vessel and pulled the vessel off the reef. The five crew were rescued without injury. [268] |
Port Olya-4 | ![]() | Russian invasion of Ukraine: The 123.17-metre (404.1 ft), 5,200-ton cargo ship was struck by four Ukrainian drones and sank in shallow waters at Olya, Russia in the Caspian Sea. [269] |
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Atlantic Treasure | ![]() | The 19-metre (62 ft), 185-ton fishing vessel suffered a broken pipe that caused her to sink on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. The crew were rescued from their life raft by Maid of Amsterdam (![]() |
Ciudad de Medellín | ![]() | The 19-metre (62 ft) tugboat struck one of the piers of the Guillermo Gaviria Bridge in the Magdalena River at Barrancabermeja, Colombia, causing her to list over on her starboard side, partially sinking in shallow water. [271] |
Unidentified boat | ![]() | A boat heading to Goronyo market, Sokoto State, Nigeria, capsized en route. On board there were 51 people, of which at least three died, 26 were rescued and 22 were reported missing. [272] [273] [274] Rescue operations were ended on 20 August, with the 22 missing people presumed dead. [275] |
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Joy George | ![]() | The fishing vessel struck some submerged rocks and partially sank in the Gulf of Guinea just outside Elmina Castle, Ghana. She was later recovered and towed to the safety of the breakwater off Elmina Castle. [276] |
Mañón Un | ![]() | The 13-metre (43 ft), 11.8-ton fishing vessel sprung a leak and sank at the entrance of the Cedeira estuary near Cedeira, Spain. The crew were rescued by LS Percebiño (![]() |
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Unnamed patrol boat | ![]() | Russian invasion of Ukraine: The patrol boat was destroyed by a Ukrainian drone-guided laser in the Black Sea near Zaliznyi Port, Kherson Oblast, Ukraine. Five crew members were killed. [278] |
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GIS Patriot | ![]() | The 34-metre (112 ft) 85-ton cargo vessel carrying several tons of goods, including rice, capsized in the Tortuga Canal between Tortuga and Port-de-Paix, Haiti. All six passengers and ten crew were rescued. [280] |
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Thanh Thanh Dat 99 | ![]() | Typhoon Kajiki:The 151-metre (495 ft) 22,332-ton cargo vessel dragged anchor in the storm and went aground 70-metre (230 ft)s off Binh village, Thanh Hóa province, Vietnam. All 19 crew rescued. [281] [282] |
Unnamed migrant boat | ![]() | A migrant boat carrying 160 people capsized during a sudden shift of movement from a crowd off the coast of Mheijrat, Mauritania. 70 people were killed, 17 were rescued and 73 remain missing with search and rescue operations ongoing. [283] [284] |
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Simferopol | ![]() | Russian invasion of Ukraine: The Laguna-class intelligence ship was sunk by a Russian naval drone in the Danube River Delta. Two crew killed. [285] |
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"A Fervenza" | ![]() | The 10-metre (33 ft) fishing vessel sprung a leak, capsizing and sinking in the Atlantic Ocean off Cape Vilán, Spain. Both crewmembers were rescued by "Zues". [286] |
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Unnamed pontoon boat | ![]() | The pontoon boat carrying seven people capsized in Flagstaff Lake, Maine, United States. Two women were killed and another person was critically injured. [287] |
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Unnamed drug vessel | ![]() | 2025 tensions between the United States and Venezuela: The alleged drug vessel operated by the Tren de Aragua designated narco-terrorist organization was destroyed in the Southern Caribbean. 11 people were killed. [288] [289] |