River Cruise Ship Hits Bridge In Germany

The Viking Freya had just cast off while it was still dark from the town of Erlangen on its way to the Hungarian capital Budapest along the Main-Danube Canal when the collision occurred police said.

River cruise ship hits bridge in germany. MS Windoc was a Lake freighter or laker initially constructed as a bulk carrier in West Germany in 1959. Two crew died after the wheelhouse of the Viking Freya hit a bridge in the city of Erlangen Germany in the early hours of 11 September. Viking Freya River Cruise Ship Strikes Bridge Kills Two Officers.

Two officers navigating the Viking River Cruises cruise ship Viking Freya were killed overnight when the vessel struck a bridge on Main-Donau-Kanal in Erlangen Germany. Local news reports that at least 25 people have been injured after a river cruise ship. FRANKFURTA river cruise ship carrying nearly 230 people struck a bridge early Sunday in southern Germany crushing the wheelhouse and killing two crew members authorities said.

The vessel is fitted with a retractable wheelhouse. German authorities say a river cruise ship carrying nearly 230 people struck a bridge in southern Germany killing two crew members and crushing a wheelhouse. Authorities say the river cruise ship hit a rail bridge.

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Find a Deal Now. A river cruise ship in Germany has hit a motorway bridge and causing multiple injuries on Tuesday night. According to reports in the German media and from on-the-ground operations officials from other river cruise lines a Viking ship was sailing upriver on June 5 when it hit the wall of a lock at.

Ship Hits Bridge And It Collapses This footage is NOT my property. The ship came to rest under the rail bridge and a pedestrian bridge which paralleled the rail bridge. A river cruise ship sticks underneath a railway bridge on the Main-Danube Canal near Erlangen Germany Sunday Sept.