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Safety drills among actions taken

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October 02, 2025

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written brief during the handover of duties, rather than relying on crew memory.

It also cited the lack of emergency readiness of anchors on Vox Maxima as a cause. Anchors should be capable of being released immediately when the need arises, it said. Quick-release tests should also be done periodically.

Another risk factor was the absence of responses to radio calls by the harbour pilots on Super Hero and tugboat CS09.

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