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The seafarers from the Apollo Sun, held in Le Havre since mid-November, have at last been able to leave the ship and return to their homes.

For almost 50 days, ITF and Le Havre Seamen’s Club have battled to assist the crew. This ocean-going tug had been held in Le Havre due, at the start, to a technical incident.

The shipowner very quickly lost interest in his crew.

Teams from Le Havre Seamen’s Club have been visiting the seamen on board. Furthermore, the crew was made welcome several times on the premises of the Association Havraise d’Accueil des Marins.

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24 November 2022

Following a technical incident, the ocean-going tug Apollo Sun has been immobilised in the Joannès Couvert dock at Le Havre.

Members of the Seamen's Club team are taking action to help the crew as best they can during this unforeseen extended stop over.

Already, the Seamen's Club has presented a woolly hat and jacket to each crew member.

As a contribution to the seafarers' comfort, Club employees have offered them a batch of pastries.

The seamen's Club has welcomed the ship's entire crew into its premises.The President of the Seamen's Club and the local ITF Inspector have 

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The AHAM Seamen's club board is very happy to welcome Silvie Boyd as a new member.

She is the new pastor of the Deutsche Seemannsmission.

She comes from Hamburg to succeed Michael Ludwig.

She is currently trained as a volunteer driver with the Seamen's club team.