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Explosion in Costinești: Marine Mine Detonates Near Forum Hotel Pier

Date of update: 14/08/2023 11:15 Date of publication: 14/08/2023 10:13

A strong explosion took place in the area of ​​the pier in front of the Forum Hotel in Costinești

A strong explosion took place in the area of ​​the pier in front of the Forum Hotel in Costinești. From the first data, it would be a marine mine. The intervention teams are on the alert, especially since they may have detected a second mine, which is still floating.

UPDATE 11:15 According to authorities, one person required medical attention.

UPDATE 11:00 The Romanian Naval Forces have prepared a team of EOD divers who will board a Coast Guard ship from Mangalia, and will move together, as soon as possible, to the indicated district in order to assess the situation and intervene for neutralization , to the extent that the second mine is identified.

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The spokesperson of ISU Dobrogea, Ana-Maria Stoica, stated that, following the explosion, there were no casualties.

“This morning, around 9:00, we were requested by calling 112 to intervene in the Costineşti resort where an explosion took place on the pier. Several resources from the Dobrogea Emergency Situations Inspectorate of Constanţa County were quickly assigned to the scene, from the Tuzla station a special fire truck, a first aid crew and also the RIB boat, and at these moments they will colleagues with the CBRN crew were also leaving. Arriving at the scene, colleagues surrounded the area and found that it was an explosion in the dike. Fortunately, there were no casualties,” said the spokesperson of ISU Dobrogea.

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BLANK: “It was a powerful explosion. I saw a lot of black smoke. We were told something exploded. The police and fire department are here. The tourists are still in the water.”

Also read “There is a lot of black smoke. There are still tourists in the water”. A witness to the explosion in the Costinești dike area told what he saw

Although no one was injured, the danger has not passed and that is why the Coast Guard and all those who intervene are on alert, because in the same area, near the pier, another mine was seen floating on the water.

The Coast Guard intervenes to resolve this situation.

This sea mine hit the pier and according to the authorities there is no major damage.

It is a rather tense situation because there are many people on the seaside, Costinesti being a crowded resort.

Corneliu Pavel, the spokesman of the Naval Forces, stated that it is a difficult mission and that because of the very strong wind “the state of the sea is not really good”.

“It’s a difficult mission for divers. Once they get there we will have more information. Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine until now, our divers have neutralized five sea mines in our area of ​​responsibility,” said Pavel.

He also explained what is the protocol that is applied in such situations: “An inter-institutional cooperation plan is being implemented, between the authorities with a role in situations of this kind, we have a detachment of divers, specialized vessels and necessary equipment for missions of neutralization of sea mines. These mines are a danger not only to navigation but also to shore activities.”

The incident takes place before Navy Day.

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2023-08-14 07:13:49
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