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On Tuesday morning, a sudden storm swept over the coast of Croatia, tearing down trees and disrupting traffic – and sending a runaway ferry careening into a line of moored passenger vessels. <\/p>\n
At the port of Split, Croatia, the ferry Petar Hektorovi?<\/em> was tied up at the pier when the storm hit. In unexpectedly high winds, its lines parted, and it drifted into two vessels. First it made contact with a catamaran, then struck a tourist excursion vessel, which was damaged by the impact and sunk. No passengers were aboard and no personnel were injured, harbormaster Zvone Perkusic told local outlet tportal – adding that it could have been much worse. The crew of the Hektorovi? <\/em>dropped both anchors and started the main engines quickly, averting further damage, operator Jadrolinija said.<\/p>\n “Ono kad se prošlost doslovno sudari…\n
\nPetar Hektorovi? trajekt mog djetinjstva, što me nosio na Vis, udario je danas u drugi brod.
\nNije slu?ajno da baš on “puca po šavovima”.
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