Maersk boxship knocks down crane at Yantian
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A major accident occurred at Yantian Port in Shenzhen ahead of the APEC meeting. On November 10, a large ship collided with the pier while berthing, causing the quay crane to collapse. The extent of casualties is currently unknown. According to information and videos released on Weibo and other media platforms, the Maersk Cincinnati, a large container ship owned by Maersk, collided with the pier while berthing at berth 12 of Yantian Port at noon…
Around noon on November 9th, the Maersk CINCINNATI, a large container ship owned by Maersk, collided with a quay crane while berthing at Yantian Port in Shenzhen, causing one of the quay cranes to collapse and affecting the storage yard behind it. The cause of the accident, whether there were any casualties or property damage, is still pending an official report.
The vessel engaged the structure during mooring, the crane fell towards the container site. The post Maersk container ship toppled a dock crane in a Chinese port appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
Maersk boxship knocks down crane at Yantian
A Maersk-operated containership has brought down a ship-to-shore crane at China’s Yantian port after striking the structure while berthing. The incident involved the 366-m-long, 15,516 teu Maersk Cincinnati, which hit the crane at berth 12 of the Shenzhen terminal at around noon local time on November 9. Images and videos shared across Chinese social media …
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