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A ship carrying 3,000 tons of corn from Ukraine under a United Nations-brokered export deal ran aground in the Bosphorus on Thursday, halting shipping through Istanbul, according to the city’s governor’s office.
The office said that the ship "Lady Zahma" The 173-meter-long ran smoothly and docked following the rudder failed at regarding 1800 GMT, adding that no one was hurt.
The official Anadolu news agency said that the Turkish authorities suspended the traffic of ships in the country Bosphorus straitThe ship broke down and ran aground while sailing from Ukraine to Istanbul.
The Turkish General Directorate of Coastal Safety said in a statement that the ship "Lady Zahma" It ran towards land following breaking down while heading towards Istanbul, and docked in the Bebek area.
The Directorate confirmed that rescue ships and boats were heading to the site of the ship, and said:" The movement of ships in the strait has been suspended".
Except that newspaper "Yeni Shafak" Turkey confirmed the completion of the ship’s flotation following regarding 4 hours of work, noting the reopening of the strait.
Earlier this week, the Joint Coordination Center, which is run by the United Nations, Ukraine andRussia AndTurkey After reaching a grain export agreement, it allowed"Lady Zahma" Leaving the Ukrainian port of Chornomorsk for Ravenna in Italy, with 3 thousand tons of corn on board.
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A ship carrying 3,000 tons of corn from Ukraine under a United Nations-brokered export deal ran aground in the Bosphorus on Thursday, halting shipping through Istanbul, according to the city’s governor’s office.
The office said that the ship “Lady Zahma”, which is 173 meters long, ran safely, and docked following the rudder failed at regarding 1800 GMT, adding that no one was hurt.
The official Anadolu news agency said that the Turkish authorities suspended the traffic of ships in the country Bosphorus straitThe ship broke down and ran aground while sailing from Ukraine to Istanbul.
The Turkish Directorate General of Coastal Safety said in a statement that the ship “Lady Zahma” ran aground following it broke down while heading towards Istanbul, and docked in the Bebek area.
The directorate confirmed that rescue ships and boats were heading to the ship’s site, and said, “The movement of ships in the strait has been suspended.”
However, the Turkish newspaper “Yeni Şafak” confirmed the completion of the ship’s flotation following regarding 4 hours of work, noting that the strait was reopened.
Earlier this week, the Joint Coordination Center, which is run by the United Nations, Ukraine andRussia AndTurkey After reaching a grain export agreement, he allowed “Lady Zahma” to leave the Ukrainian port of Chornomorsk for Ravenna in Italy, with 3,000 tons of corn on board.
