FIREWORKS, batteries and liquid ethanol were
believed to be the contents of the 64 dangerous goods containers lost from the
containship ONE Apus in severe weather in the Pacific last week.
Among
the 1,816 containers estimated to have been lost from the 14,000-TEU ONE Apus
when it hit severe weather in the Pacific on November 30 were 64 dangerous
goods containers.
In a statement shipowner Chidori Ship Holding
and NYK Shipmanagement said 54 of the dangerous goods containers carried
fireworks whilst a further eight held batteries, and two contained liquid
ethanol.
"A
notification was sent to the JRCC in Honolulu and Guam with maritime
navigational warnings subsequently broadcast. We are continuing to liaise with
the JRCC in Honolulu, who has advised that there have not been sightings of any
containers as yet," the owners and managers said.
The
vessel was on charter to Ocean Network Express (ONE) and sailing from
Yantian, China to Long Beach, US, according to UK's Seatrade Maritime News.
Following
the incident the ONE Apus turned around and headed to the port of Kobe, Japan,
where it has now arrived.
It's
expected to take some time to offload the dislodged containers that remain on
board. Then, a thorough assessment will be made on the exact number and type of
containers that have been lost or damaged," the statement said.
It
is the second incident of containers lost overboard to hit ONE recently with
sistership to the ONE Apus, the 2018-built, 14,052-TEU, Panama-flagged ONE
Aquila suffering a loss of containers in severe weather on October 30 also
while sailing to the Port of Long Beach. The ONE Aquila was diverted to the
Port of Tacoma to offload damaged containers and undergo repairs returning to
service on November 11.
Source
: HKSG.
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