A research vessel, the Petrel, capsized in the port of Edinburgh this morning, injuring 25 people. According to reports from March 22, 2023, at 6:17 PM, the vessel, a 3,000-tonne ship, became loose from its dock at approximately 8:30 a.m. due to strong winds. Images circulating on social media depict the Petrel at an angle of approximately 45 degrees. Fifteen people were transported to the Royal Hospital of Edinburgh for treatment, while ten others received immediate first aid on-site. Harbour manager Adam McVey stated that the incident occurred due to the prevailing strong winds. Rescue efforts were coordinated by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, deploying four rescue teams and several special units. The Maritime Rescue Association, formed by the ship’s former co-founder Paul Allen, was also involved. The Scottish ambulance service, the Scottish police, and the Royal Hospital of Edinburgh are advising people to avoid the port area to allow for emergency services operations. The Royal Hospital of Edinburgh is requesting that individuals only visit the emergency department for genuine emergencies. Topics: #people #port #edinburgh Post navigation UNEXPECTED FIND IN BULGARIA ⟩ Police collided with a painting worth up to 50 million euros by Jackson Pollock GALLERY ⟩ Viljandi wrestling youth tried to prove their strength with American youths in preparation for the major tournament