CSCL Jupiter Aground in Bath Netherlands Western Scheldt

On August 14th the CSCL JUPITER has ran aground on the river Scheldt. She is to stuck to be pulled free by the tugboats at this moment. The red buoy is in the midde of the ship and the tide is dropping. The stern is in 15m depth water while the bow is aground.... This doesn't look very good.
The cause of the grounding was due to failing rudder, and the emergency rudder equipment wasn't enough to steer her clear in the tight corner. She grounded at 13knots.

[@whorayful]

Looks like you have at least 1 or 2 M of tide coming to help re-float her, nice muddy bottom too. Certainly driven hard up onto the mud the captain must have been steaming fast.

[@peepeepoopoo8912]

Was going at a speed of 13 knots. It was high tide at the moment. Tugs wil try again to pull it out this evening when its high tide again.

[@whorayful]

Damn that'll ruin your day

[@wkruit]

She was refloated at the next high tide!

[@HI112BY]

This is a serious question. Is this the reason why my packages that I ordered from China took so long to get to my house?

[@antonman1234]

Hahaha

[@wkruit]

This could have cost your package no more than 12 hours delay. That’s how little time it cost Multraship to get her off the mudflats...

[@СергейЕфимов-н9ш]

Do not use Chinese ships, please.Its very dangeros!!!

[@antonman1234]

No why there probably good

[@darklord1134]

How does a new ? ship lose steering ?

[@antonman1234]

Cause it's huge

[@wkruit]

Ever heard of a thing called blackout? Or even a technical defect?