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Home›Green Marine›One killed, one injured in ship-crane accident at Alabama port
Green Marine

March 3, 2006 · about 20 years ago

One killed, one injured in ship-crane accident at Alabama port

The 40-metric ton crane, mounted on a railroad-type track, struck the 534-foot-long container ship as it fell, causing a two-foot gash in the bow about 20 feet above the waterline, Coast Guard officials said.

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The 40-metric ton crane, mounted on a railroad-type track, struck the 534-foot-long container ship as it fell, causing a two-foot gash in the bow about 20 feet above the waterline, Coast Guard officials said.

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