Mitsui Ocean Sakura accidents and incidents
CruiseMapper's Mitsui Ocean Sakura cruise ship accidents, incidents and law news reports relate to a 540-passenger vessel owned by MOL Mitsui Ocean Cruises. Our Mitsui Ocean Sakura accidents page contains reports made by using official data from renown online news media sources, US Coast Guard and Wikipedia.
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- ship seizure – 2012 (in Buenos Aires, Argentina)
In the period 2010-2026, the vessel (as Seabourn Sojourn) was operated by Seabourn Cruise Line.
08 March 2019Other Incidents(Seabourn Sojourn) On March 8, 2019, due to bad weather conditions, the ship had to cancel the scheduled visit at Mossel Bay (planned port stay 8 am - 6 pm) and continued directly to Port Elizabeth. The incident occurred at the beginning of a 20-day Indian Ocean Islands cruise (itinerary March 5-25) from Cape Town (South Africa) to Male (Maldives) with ports of call in South Africa (Mossel Bay, Port Elizabeth, Durban), Madagascar (Tolagnaro), Reunion (Saint-Denis) and Mauritius (Port Louis). |
06 December 2012Other Incidents(Seabourn Sojourn) On December 6, 2012, the liner carrying around 450 passengers was prevented from leaving Port Buenos Aires (Argentina) due to a protest over the Falklands / Malvinas. The ship was blocked by protesting workers as it was scheduled to visit the disputed British overseas territory. The incident resulted in a 7+ hours delay. The vessel was allowed to leave port only after the Captain pledged not to visit the islands. |
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