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Home›Green Marine›Cargo Ship Left With Gaping Hole After Slamming Into Seawall
Green Marine

May 3, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Cargo Ship Left With Gaping Hole After Slamming Into Seawall

A 300-foot cargo ship was badly damaged Monday when it slammed into a seawall leaving the Miami River on its way out to sea.The ship the Hybur Star, registered in Panama but owned by a company based on the Miami River, was left with a gaping hole in hits hull. No one on board the […]

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A 300-foot cargo ship was badly damaged Monday when it slammed into a seawall leaving the Miami River on its way out to sea.The ship the Hybur Star, registered in Panama but owned by a company based on the Miami River, was left with a gaping hole in hits hull. No one on board the ship was injured.

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