A ferry carrying 140 passengers crashed into the breakwat of the port and overwhelmed the whole story

An accident happened that the ferry operated by the Spanish ferry company Naviera Armas crashed into the breakwaters of the harbor and partly collapsed. There were 140 passengers on the ferry, but fortunately no one injured major injuries. This accident was filmed from the harbor and you can see the whole story from where the ferry is coming.

Unferry de la naviera Armas choca contra el muelle de la Esfinge en Las Palmas. Eldia.es.
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Ferry heading to the port leaving a white wake. From the visible wake track, it seems that it has progressed from the back right side of the screen and steered to the left largely.


Ferries will proceed as it is ... ...


Rather than going to the quay, straight to the breakwater. Even if I see it, it is momentum to understand that "This is something funny".


And it collided with it as it was. There is something like smoke going up.


Breakwater breakwater.


Eventually, cars and others came running.


A picture taken from the side of the bank behind the situation after the collision. Furthermore, the ferry moves, you can see the rugged roof and the concrete lump collapse.

Accidente naviera armas puerto de la luz y de las Palmas - YouTube


Also, footage shot from the starboard side of the ship is also released on YouTube. You can check breakwaters where the bow hit and broke.

Un ferry de la naviera Armas choca contra el muelle de la Esfinge en Las Palmas - YouTube


The accident happened in the northern part of the Grand Canary IslandLas Palmas de Gran CanaryThe port. The ferry was connecting the Grand Canary Island and the Tenerife Island in the west, it was a momentary event with 140 passengers on board and leaving for Tenerife. According to Naviera · Armas, it is due to electric system problems.

The conflict seems to be ahead of breakwaters depicting the S shape in the central port. "Las Palmas - Sta. Cruz de Tenerife" drawn with a blue dotted line so as to wrap around this breakwater was the route that caused the accident this time.