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Elbe Pilot fell from ladder while boarding M/V Cecilia

Brunsbüttel (rd) Dramatic minutes this morning on the same front Brunsbüttel.

It was 6.42 clock, as a top Elbe pilot on the north-east of the harbor pilot boat on the MV "Cecilia" (flag of Antigua & Barbuda, length 116 meters, 4723 GT) crashed into the icy waters. The man was taken by the crew of the Lotsenversetzers out of the water, on the way to the Old Schleusenvorhafen but he collapsed due to hypothermia. Alerted by the ambulance, the man could be resuscitated in Schleusenvorhafen. By means of its aerial ladder brought the forces of the injured firefighters Brunsbütteler disembark. As the water police announced in the afternoon, the Elbe pilot is in the ICU of the Hospital of West Coast Brunsbüttel. His state designated a spokesperson as "critical".

The motor vessel "Cilicia" is loaded with fertilizer on the journey from Bützfleth to Dunkirk. The accident investigation by the Water Police, the ship was on the north-east harbor to anchor. The flood control police investigations aboard the freighter had been completed, allowing the bulk carriers continue its journey towards the destination port.

So far there is no evidence for an external reason. Why the pilot to exceed the prepared Versetzbühne not used, but chose the direct route through the pilot ladder was expelled, not currently clear. Apparently the victim had been wearing no safety vest. The investigation by the Water Police are continuing.

IMO number :	9306299
Name of ship :	CECILIA	(since 01-05-2005)
Call Sign :	V2BE9
MMSI :	304808000
Gross tonnage :	5581	(since 01-05-2005)
DWT :	7488
Type of ship :	General Cargo Ship	(during 2005)
Year of build :	2005
Flag :	Antigua and Barbuda

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