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Anchor entangled with rope off Rafina
On the morning of Aug 2, the Rafina Port Authority was informed by the Captain of the 'Superferry', that while it was moored outside the port of Rafina, during the scheduled rerouting to the port of Rafina, it was found that the anchor was entangled in a wire rope, resulting in the inability to untie. The damage was repaired by its own means, and the ship sailed safely to the port in order to embark passengers and vehicles. Subsequently, it set sail for its scheduled route to the ports of Tinos, Mykonos, Naxos and Paros with 705 passengers and 204 private vehicles on board.
Chief found dead in his cabin
On the morning of Aug 2, 2026, the Rafina Port Authority was informed by the Captain of the 'Super Ferry' that the Chief had been found unconscious in his cabin. An EKAB rescuer rushed to the scene, who determined his death. The body was transported by ambulance to the Regional General Hospital of Attica “Agia Olga”. The Rafina Central Port Authority launched an investigation and ordered the conduct of an autopsy at the Athens Forensic Service.
Anchor fouled by obstruction
On the morning of July 5, 2026, the Rafina Port Authority was informed by the Captain of the ' Superferry', which was anchored outside the port of Rafina without passengers and vehicles, that a wire had got entangled in its port side anchor. The ship was about to sail to the port of Rafina, in order to carry out a scheduled route for Tinos-Mykonos-Naxos and Paros. With the assistance of the fishing vessel “Agios Georgios', the anchor was freed from the obstruction, and the ferry could resume sailing with a delay, with 380 passengers, 62 private cars, seven cars and two vans on boatd.
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