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Two Dutch euro-cutters left the fleet
On Sep 16, 2026, the 'YE-139-Elizabeth' was towed away from Colijnsplaat by a pusher tug. The destination for the 41-year-old eurocutter, owned and skippered by Erwin Sinke from Yerseke/Goes, was the Treffers ship-breaking yard in Haarlem. Its foremast and mainmast had already been taken down. In recent years, the vessel had spent long periods moored at the quayside for various reasons. The same week, Lenie Hoekman announced that another Euro-cutter, the 'TH-119-Deo Volente', was also leaving Zeeland waters. The cutter, owned by Arie de Niet from Scheveningen, has been sold to Malta, where it was to be converted into a longliner for swordfish fishing.
Disabled fishing vessel taken in tow
In the night from June 16 to 17, 2015, the KNRM IJmuiden was alerted after the "Elisabeth - YE 139" suffered engine problems three miles off the coast. The lifeboat "Christien" was dispatched to the casualty was dispatched to the casualty and transferred two of its crew members on board. Then the fishing vessel was taken in tow to port where it was berthed in the early morning hours. port. Photo: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CHrP7LPWEAAEXz7.jpg:large
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