A Passenger Ship crashes into Pier in Spain

A ferry collided late Friday afternoon against the Nelson Mandela pier in Puerto de la Luz and Las Palmas, de Gran Canaria, Spain

21 April 2017: A Passenger ship on Friday smashed into a pier in Las Palmas, cañar Island, Spain. causing no Injuries.

Video of the accident posted online shows that A passenger Ship hitting Straight into pier after she lost her control due the power glitch on the Ship.

According to our Source, there were no injuries. Firefighters, law enforcement resources, port authority are already in Action. the investigation is underway,
stay tuned for more updates.

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