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Johan Helberg was asleep at home when a 440-foot-long cargo ship crashed into his backyard. The NCL Salten was transporting goods to the Norwegian town of Orkanger when it ran aground.

A 443-foot cargo ship ran aground near Johan Helberg's home in Norway after the watch officer fell asleep. No injuries reported, but an investigation is underway.

A cargo ship, the NCL Salten, had run aground at about 5 a.m. on Thursday, barely missing his house on the shore in Byneset, a part of the city of Trondheim in central Norway.