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In a statement sent to Rigzone late Tuesday, Harbour Energy confirmed that a collision between a supply vessel and the Valaris 120 rig occurred in the North Sea on Sunday night. “As a ...

Four bodies were recovered on Tuesday from a tourist boat which capsized off Egypt’s Red Sea coast, and rescue teams were still searching for seven missing people, the Red Sea Governorate said ...

Rescue teams are still searching for missing people after the 'Sea Story' yacht capsized on Monday, Nov. 25, with 44 passengers onboard Escher Walcott is a Writer/Reporter at PEOPLE, covering ...

Several people remain missing after a large wave hit the Sea Story on Monday, causing the boat to capsize in "about five or seven minutes", according to the governor of Egypt's Red Sea region.

The UK North Sea’s largest independent producer Harbour Energy has evacuated more than 50 personnel after a rig operating on its J-Area asset offshore the UK was hit by an offshore supply vessel.

Egyptian authorities said Tuesday that eight more people had been found after a tourist boat carrying a dive group sank early the previous morning off the country's Red Sea coast. Four more people ...

OFFSHORE workers were evacuated from an oil rig after a crash involving a ship in the North Sea. A total of 52 "non-essential personnel" on Harbour Energy's Valaris 120 installation were airlifted ...

On Monday, Harbour Energy said that 52 "non-essential" staff were taken from the Valaris 120 installation in the morning, after the boat hit the rig on Sunday night. The rig sits around 150 miles East ...

near Marsa Alam on Egypt's Red Sea coast, officials said, for a diving trip scheduled to last through Friday. The vessel had been slated to dock in Hurghada, a beach town resort about 143 miles ...

Valaris 120 is a jackup rig - a platform that can lower its legs to the sea bottom to provide a stable base over the surface of the water.