It's not clear from the pictures, and I've seen nothing on the news, but is that an auto liner? There have been several of these in trouble in recent years, usually because the cargo has shifted.
Car carriers are notoriously awkward when they are partially or completely empty, especially if the heavy machinery/plant etc has been off loaded and possibly only light vehicles left onboard.
With her high freeboard she is a 'sitting duck's for strong winds at low speed and when manoevering, as such she will regularly require guys to control her when entering and leaving harbour.
It's a similar situation to the big cruise ships with deck upon deck of balconies.
An old Norwegian Captions whom I served with on several occasions, Captain Tues Lura, when Captain of RVS would greet the pilot on his arrival on the bridge with the words, " Mr Pilot I have a problem with wind!"
RVS was one of the early ships to have numerous balconies.
