The man of the helm of Norway, who crashed into a garden, fell asleep, according to police

The clock employee of a huge container, who collided and collided with a garden in Norway, told police that he had fallen asleep during the incident.

Investigators said the man, a Ukrainian citizen of the thirties, admitted that he was falling asleep while on duty alone.

He is accused of negligent navigation and police are also investigating whether the rules on working hours and rest hours have been followed on board the ship.

A 135m ship (443 feet) missed a house with meters when it was on Thursday morning in Thursday morning to Baines, near Tronheim, Central Norway. Directing efforts have been unsuccessful so far.

“The individual accusation was the watchmaker during the incident,” prosecutor at the Trondelag police district said in a press statement.

“During the interrogation, he said he was asleep while on duty, which led to the court that managed awarded,” he added.

No one was injured in the incident.

The Cypriot Freight, NCL Salten, had 16 people on board and was traveling southwest through the Tronheim fjord to Orcanger when he diverted from the course.

Johan Helberg, who owns the property, described the moment he looked out the window and saw the ship in his front garden.

“I had to bend my neck to see the top. It was so unreal,” he said in an interview with The Guardian.

He was signaled of the excitement of the panic of a neighbor who heard the sound of the ship and watched as he headed straight to the shore.

“Five meters south and that would enter the bedroom,” Helberg told the Norwegian broadcast corporation.

According to reports, the ship had previously managed awarded awarded in 2023, but Crew managed to release it using its own power.