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Ref.: 391/09 and 520/09<br />

BSU<br />

Bundesstelle für Seeunfalluntersuchung<br />

Federal Bureau of Maritime Casualty Investigation<br />

4.2.2.6 Shore authority involvement and emergency response<br />

Agencies involved: Helicopters and rescue vessel on<br />

standby, WSP Emden and Vessel Traffic<br />

Service<br />

Resources used:<br />

Called at a port of distress and took<br />

casualty ashore<br />

Actions taken:<br />

First aid on board<br />

Results achieved:<br />

Casualty is not yet able to resume work<br />

4.2.2.7 Investigation and analysis of the FRISIA LISSAB<strong>ON</strong> marine casualty<br />

Similar to the CCNI GUAYAS, the FRISIA LISSAB<strong>ON</strong> was sailing in ballast. The BSU<br />

wanted to ascertain whether this accident is comparable to the two fatal accidents off<br />

Hong Kong. The BSU commissioned the TUHH to carry out stability and trim<br />

calculations for this case, too. To that end, the owner provided the load condition and<br />

weight of the vessel in the form of a printout from the 'MACS3' shipboard computer<br />

made by SEACOS GmbH.<br />

Figure 36: Framing plan – FRISIA LISSAB<strong>ON</strong><br />

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