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On February 5th, the anchor handling tug supply vessel Lim Tide suffered some sort of issue which caused it to ram a production platform in the Persian Gulf.
As photos from the incident show, the bridge of the vessel was severely damaged in the allision.
Tidewater has told gCaptain that nobody was injured as a direct result of the incident, however they could not confirm specifically where or when the incident occurred.
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