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Home›Green Marine›Iron ore ship runs aground in Port Hedland
Green Marine

September 12, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Iron ore ship runs aground in Port Hedland

An iron ore ship has run aground at Australia’s largest tonnage port at Port Hedland in WA’s Pilbara region. The 290-metre long vessel “Creciente” ran aground after breaking its moorings while loading ore in the early hours of this morning. Port Hedland resident Vic Watson says tidal conditions are

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An iron ore ship has run aground at Australia’s largest tonnage port at Port Hedland in WA’s Pilbara region.

The 290-metre long vessel “Creciente” ran aground after breaking its moorings while loading ore in the early hours of this morning.

Port Hedland resident Vic Watson says tidal conditions are creating problems for the full carrier.

“It was like a big bang woke us up, like someone belting a big empty drum with a sledge hammer,” he said.

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