Accidents (Incidents, Security)

The ill-fated tour boat Kazu I, which sank off Japan's main island of Hokkaido on April 23, 2022. Twenty people who were on board the vessel that day are confirmed to have died while the remaining six remain missing to this day and are presumed dead.
The disabled Ro-Ro vessel Finnwave as seen from a responding rescue boat, November 12, 2025
The grounded landing craft Felicity 8 off Lemery in the Philippines' Batangas province south of Manila, November 11, 2025
Personnel aboard a Dominican Republic Navy rescue boat observe the catamaran tour boat Boca de Yuma after it had become almost completely submerged in Samana Bay, November 9, 2025.
Horizon 9 in 2016
A US Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew from Air Station Elizabeth City rescued five individuals from a life raft after their sailboat, Magic Bus, began taking on water 260 nautical miles offshore Cape Hatteras
Kyparissia
A Korea Coast Guard S-92 SAR helicopter
The Canadian Coast Guard rescue boat CCGS Cape Edensaw, one of the vessels that responded to the Silver Condor incident
Boats from Italy's Vigili del Fuoco national firefighting service and other agencies are shown here during the recovery effort following the sinking of the luxury yacht Bayesian off Sicily on August 19, 2024. Seven of the vessel's 22 occupants perished in the incident.
Shetland Trader
Leeuwin II (foreground) with its collapsed mast and Maersk Shekou in Fremantle Harbour following the collision, August 30, 2024
The Ro-Pax ferry Maria Rebecca (left) and the vehicle carrier Antonia 1 at the time of the incident
Portland Bay at the time of the incident
Sun Noble (later renamed Sea Noble) in 2024
Aframax tanker Akademik Gubkin
Eidsvaag Marin in 2020
The overturned crane vessel Gregory Prosyankin
Map of India, Nepal and Myanmar
The ill-fated tour boat Kazu I, which sank off Japan's main island of Hokkaido on April 23, 2022. Twenty people who were on board the vessel that day are confirmed to have died while the remaining six remain missing to this day and are presumed dead.
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