Second Maersk ship truc tiep bong da keo nha cai brought under control with no harm to crew

The Danish company reported that a container had caught truc tiep bong da keo nha cai in a cargo hold on the 6,200 teuMaersk Kensington, which is owned and operated by its US subsidiary Maersk Line Ltd.

All 26 crew members are safe and the truc tiep bong da keo nha cai has been contained.

The latest incident comes a day after Maersk said it would stop stowing dangerous cargo close to a ship’s accommodation block or engine casing until the cause of the deadly truc tiep bong da keo nha cai onMaersk Honamis known.

That ship was badly damaged in the blaze that killed five crew members, with firefighters still working to extinguish the truc tiep bong da keo nha cai completely.

The latest incident occurred on Thursday as the truc tiep bong da keo nha cai headed from Salalah, Oman, towards Suez.

Maersk said the crew reacted swiftly and as per procedure, by release of CO2 into the cargo hold to contain the truc tiep bong da keo nha cai.

The cause of the container truc tiep bong da keo nha cai is currently unknown. However, initial investigation indicate there is no link between the cargo in the cargo hold where the truc tiep bong da keo nha cai began onMaersk Kensingtonand the cargo in the cargo hold which caught truc tiep bong da keo nha cai onMaersk Honamon March 6, the company said in a statement.

The US-flag, 2007-built vessel is carrying 3518 containers, equivalent truc tiep bong da keo nha cai 5616 teu.

Source: Lloyd’s List