A maritime accident occurred between the islands of Šolta and Brač when a catamaran collided with a sailing boat under the French flag. The collision resulted in four fatalities, all Czech citizens. Rescue teams found a fourth body inside the sunken sailboat at a depth of approximately 50 meters. Eight Czech nationals were aboard the sailboat during the incident, with four surviving and being treated at a hospital in Split. One survivor was retained due to a spinal injury. The catamaran had 118 passengers and seven crew members, none of whom were injured. Investigations into the cause of the事故
V Splitskih Vratih, blizu otočka Mrduja, se je danes malo pred poldnevom zgodila huda pomorska nesreča, v kateri sta trčila katamaran in jadrnica, ki je plula pod francosko zastavo. Slednja se je po trčenju potopila, poroča net.hr .
Po neuradnih podatkih portala, je bilo na jadrnici osem oseb, neuradno državljanov Češke. Štiri so rešili, tri so umrle, še eno iščejo. V iskanje na območju nesreče je vključenih več plovil. Rešene potnike so na kraju nesreče oskrbeli reševalci, bolnišničnega zdravljenja niso potrebovali, je sporočila splitska policija.
Pomorska nesreča - Split FOTO: Net.hr "Na morju, med Šolto in Bračem, se je zgodila pomorska nesreča – trčenje dveh plovil (katamarana in jadrnice). Na kraju dogodka sta pomorska policija in reševalci. V tem trenutku reševalne službe na terenu izvajajo ukrepe in dejanja v okviru svojih pristojnosti. Po prvih informacijah s terena so v incidentu poškodovane osebe," pa so sporočili s hrvaške policije.
Iskalno-reševalno akcijo koordinira Nacionalni center za koordinacijo iskanja in reševanja na morju (MRCC) Reka. V iskanju sodelujejo reševalni čolni Pristaniške uprave Split in njenih podružnic, policijska plovila Pomorske in letališke policije Split, Nujna medicinska pomoč, helikopterska enota in druge službe, specializirane za izredne razmere na morju in kopnem.
Na kraju dogodka bo stekla preiskava, ki jo bo vodila namestnica okrožnega državnega tožilca, sodeloval bo tudi prometni izvedenec, pomagala bo policija.
"Nacionalni center za koordinacijo iskanja in reševanja na morju (MRCC) Reka je obvestil Ministrstvo za morje, promet in infrastrukturo o napredku usklajene iskalno-reševalne akcije za več oseb, ki so umrle v hudi pomorski nesreči na območju Splitskih vrat," so medtem sporočili s hrvaškega ministrstva. "Prijavo o trčenju dveh plovil je splitska pristaniška kapitanija prejela ob 11.34," so dodali.
Po družbenih omrežjih so zaokrožili tudi posnetki, očitno nastali kmalu po nesreči. "V morju je človek, krvav je," se sliši moškega, ki ravno takrat pluje mimo. Jutranji list medtem piše, da je bil v nesrečo vpleten potniški katamaran zasebnega podjetja Krilo Eclipse.
Za portal Morski.hr je medtem skopo spregovoril splitski luški kapitan Željko Kuštera . "Prosim, pustite mi to linijo prosto," je na kratko pozval novinarje, medtem ko je sam hitel na kraj nesreče. Tja so bila napotena plovila reševalnih služb, dve ladji pristaniške uprave in ladja pomorske policije, na območju nesreče pa je še nekaj drugih plovil, ki sodelujejo v iskanju. Na terenu vlada velika negotovost, medtem ko reševalne službe prečesavajo vodo v iskanju pogrešanih. Po izjavah nekaterih pretresenih prič je jadrnica plula z jadri, kar bi pomenilo, da je imela prednost pred plovilom z motorjem.
Dalmacija Danas piše, da je katamaran – sodeč po navigacijskih podatkih – v času nesreče plul na redni liniji iz Splita proti Braču, prevažal je 180 potnikov. Po dostopnih informacijah med potniki in člani posadke na katamaranu naj ne bi bilo poškodovanih. Gre sicer za enega največjih katamaranov v floti Krilo – dolg je 56 metrov in lahko sprejme do 440 potnikov. Zgrajen je bil leta 2001 in doseže hitrost do 42 vozlov (okoli 78 km/h), zaradi česar je ena najhitrejših potniških ladij, ki plujejo na hrvaški obali.
Podjetje Kapetan Luka Krilo d.o.o. se ukvarja s pomorskim prevozom potnikov in prtljage s hitrimi trajektnimi linijami na Hrvaškem, sedež pa ima v Jesenicah pri Splitu. Pod blagovno znamko Krilo Fast Ferries upravlja katamaranske linije vzdolž hrvaške obale, med drugim do Hvara, Visa, Brača, Korčule, Dubrovnika, Pulja in Zadra, pa navaja hrvaški Index .
Read the full article at 24ur (POP TV) →A 33-year-old man has been arrested by police following one of the worst maritime accidents in Croatia.
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Croatian police have arrested a crew member of a catamaran involved in a maritime collision with a French-flagged sailboat off the islands of Šolta and Brač, which resulted in four deaths. The incident occurred on Sunday when the catamaran collided with the sailboat, causing it to sink. Four victims were recovered from the water, while four survivors were rescued and taken to a hospital in Split for treatment. The accused, a 33-year-old Croatian citizen, faces potential charges of endangering maritime traffic, with possible penalties ranging from three to 15 years in prison.
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A 33-year-old Croatian citizen has been arrested in connection with a maritime collision that resulted in multiple fatalities. The incident occurred near the Strait of Splitska Vrata between the islands of Šolta and Brač. A catamaran carrying 118 passengers and seven crew members was traveling from Split to Hvar when it collided with a sailboat carrying eight Czech citizens also heading to Hvar. The sailboat sank, resulting in four deaths and several injuries. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the accident.
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A fourth victim has been found in the wreckage of a capsized sailboat in Split Bay, Croatia, following a severe maritime accident. The incident occurred when the boat collided with a catamaran and sank. Divers from the Croatian Ministry of Internal Affairs located the body inside the cabin of the sunken vessel. The captain of the coast guard confirmed four fatalities and mentioned that authorities are preparing to retrieve the body and the boat, emphasizing the need for caution due to the depth of over 50 meters. The tragedy has deeply affected those involved in maritime operations.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a maritime disaster without apparent political framing. It focuses on the factual details of the incident, including the discovery of the fourth victim, the involvement of the coast guard, and the planned recovery efforts. There is no indication of biased language, selective o
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A maritime accident occurred between the islands of Šolta and Brač when a catamaran collided with a sailing boat under the French flag. The collision resulted in four fatalities, all Czech citizens. Rescue teams found a fourth body inside the sunken sailboat at a depth of approximately 50 meters. Eight Czech nationals were aboard the sailboat during the incident, with four surviving and being treated at a hospital in Split. One survivor was retained due to a spinal injury. The catamaran had 118 passengers and seven crew members, none of whom were injured. Investigations into the cause of the事故
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a maritime disaster without apparent political framing. It provides factual details about the incident, including the number of casualties, rescue efforts, and ongoing investigations. There is no evident bias in language, sourcing, or emphasis.
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A maritime accident occurred near the island of Mrđa in Split, Croatia, where a catamaran collided with a sailing vessel flying the French flag. The sailing vessel sank after the collision. According to unofficial reports, there were eight people aboard the sailing vessel, all Czech citizens. Four have been rescued, three are dead, and one person is still missing. Multiple vessels are involved in the search and rescue operation. Local police confirmed that the injured individuals did not require hospital treatment. The Maritime Rescue Coordination Center (MRCC) Reka is coordinating the search,
Bias read (Center): The article provides a factual account of a maritime accident without apparent ideological framing. It includes information from multiple sources including local police and MRCC, and does not show clear bias toward any political side.
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