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Stricken Solent ship: Hoegh Osaka move planned Stricken Solent ship: Hoegh Osaka on its way to Southampton port
(about 3 hours later)
Salvage teams working on the stranded car carrier Hoegh Osaka plan to move it back into Southampton later. Salvage teams working on the stranded car carrier Hoegh Osaka are towing it back to Southampton.
The degree of list on the 51,000-tonne ship has been reduced substantially allowing the vessel to be towed.The degree of list on the 51,000-tonne ship has been reduced substantially allowing the vessel to be towed.
It is expected to weigh anchor at about 15:45 GMT before being towed up Southampton Water to Berth 101 at Southampton Docks. It left at 14:30 GMT, earlier than planned, and is being towed up Southampton Water to Berth 101 at Southampton Docks.
The ship was beached deliberately on Bramble Bank sandbank on 3 January after it began listing as it left port. The operaton is expected to take three to four hours. The ship was run aground on Bramble Bank on 3 January.
The Singapore-registered ship which was originally listing at 52 degrees has been refloated after salvers pumped out 3,000 tonnes of water. The Singapore-registered vessel which was originally listing at 52 degrees, has been refloated after salvers pumped out 3,000 tonnes of water.
The vessel which had been on its way to Germany when it developed a problem, has a cargo of 1,400 cars and 105 pieces of construction equipment. The ship had been on its way to Germany when it developed a problem and has a cargo of 1,400 cars and 105 pieces of construction equipment.
It floated free from the sandbank on the high tide on 7 January and has since been anchored and held by tugs in deep water at Alpha Anchorage, near Lee-on-the-Solent. It floated free from the sandbank on the high tide on 7 January and has since been anchored and held in position by tugs in deep water at Alpha Anchorage, near Lee-on-the-Solent.