Smyril Line's Skipanes had cargo on board, including about 900 electric cars, when it caught fire earlier this month.
Skipanes will arrive in Hong Kong tomorrow.
There, the damage to the ship will be repaired, says Smyril Line CEO Jens Meinhard Rasmussen.
He writes in a text message that the damage is limited, and it is expected that the repair work will take six to eight weeks.
Skipanes is loaded, and on board are among other things about 900 e…
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Smyril Line's Skipanes had cargo on board, including about 900 electric cars, when it caught fire earlier this month.
Skipanes will arrive in Hong Kong tomorrow.
There, the damage to the ship will be repaired, says Smyril Line CEO Jens Meinhard Rasmussen.
He writes in a text message that the damage is limited, and it is expected that the repair work will take six to eight weeks.
Skipanes is loaded, and on board are among other things about 900 e…