Two Tankers Collide at Argentina Port, No Injuries Reported

Two tankers were involved in a collision at the Port of Campana in Argentina on May 4, raising concerns over vessel traffic safety in one of the country’s busy port areas. According to maritime reports, the incident involved the Panama-flagged chemical tanker Ginga Bobcat and the Marshall Islands-flagged oil tanker Helios. No injuries or pollution were reported following the accident.

The collision reportedly happened while both vessels were operating within the port area near the Paraná River waterway. Authorities immediately monitored the situation to assess possible structural damage and ensure there was no oil spill or danger to nearby operations. Initial reports indicated that both crews remained safe after the impact.

Maritime authorities and port officials started an investigation to determine the cause of the collision. Vessel movements in the area were closely observed following the incident as safety checks and inspections were conducted on both tankers. The Port of Campana is considered an important shipping hub in Argentina, handling different cargoes including oil, chemicals, and agricultural products.