The number of containers that fell

The number of containers that fell from MSC Zoe in early January 2019 has jumped to 345, Dutch public works and water management department Rijkswaterstaat informed.The authority cited the boxship’s owner, Swiss Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), as saying that the new assessment emerged after MSC Zoe’s remaining containers have been unloaded at the Port of Gdansk in Poland.Initial reports suggested that around 270 containers were lost from the vessel in a North Sea storm on January 2, while MSC Zoe was on its way to Bremerhaven, Germany. The estimates grew to some 290 boxes after the ship docked in Bremerhaven for inspection and to offload damaged containers.The final report on the missing containers is expected to be released next week, Rijkswaterstaat said, adding that the number of containers with hazardous substances remains unchanged.The authority earlier informed that the majority of containers were found at two locations, spread over a length of 23 miles above the Dutch municipalities Terschelling, Schiermonnikoog and east of this line.Only days after the incident, MSC pledged to pay the full costs of the cleanup of the MSC Zoe container spill. The shipowner added it would “ensure that the beaches of the Dutch and German coastlines are surveyed until all debris related to this incident has been cleared.”World Maritime News Staff

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The number of containers that fell from MSC Zoe in early January 2019 has jumped to 345, Dutch public works and water management department Rijkswaterstaat informed.

The authority cited the boxship's owner, Swiss Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), as saying that the new assessment emerged after MSC Zoe's remaining containers have been unloaded at the Port of Gdansk in Poland.

Initial reports suggested that around 270 containers were lost from the vessel in a North Sea storm on January 2, while MSC Zoe was on its way to Bremerhaven, Germany. The estimates grew to some 290 boxes after the ship docked in Bremerhaven for inspection and to offload damaged containers.

The final report on the missing containers is expected to be released next week, Rijkswaterstaat said, adding that the number of containers with hazardous substances remains unchanged.

The authority earlier informed that the majority of containers were found at two locations, spread over a length of 23 miles above the Dutch municipalities Terschelling, Schiermonnikoog and east of this line.

Only days after the incident, MSC pledged to pay the full costs of the cleanup of the MSC Zoe container spill. Would it Do Shipowner Added the The "Ensure That The Beaches Of The Dutch And German coastlines, an until Surveyed Are All the debris Related Incident Has Been Cleared To This."

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The number of containers that fell from MSC Zoe in early January 2019 has jumped to 345, Dutch Public Works and Water Management department Rijkswaterstaat informed.

The authority cited the Boxship's owner, Swiss Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), as saying that the new assessment emerged after MSC Zoe's remaining containers has been being unloaded at the Port of Gdansk in Poland.

Initial reports suggested that around 270 containers were lost from the vessel in a North Sea storm on January 2, while MSC Zoe is on its way to Bremerhaven, Germany. The estimates grew to some 290 boxes after the ship docked in Bremerhaven for inspection and to offload damaged containers.

The final report on the missing containers is expected to be released next week, Rijkswaterstaat said, adding that the number of containers with hazardous substances remains.

The Authority earlier informed that the majority of containers were found at two locations, spreads over a length of 23 miles above the Dutch municipalities Terschelling, Schiermonnikoog and east of this line.

Only days after the incident, MSC pledged to pay the full costs of the of the MSC Zoe container spill. The Shipowner added it would "ensure that the beaches of the Dutch and German coastlines are surveyed until all debris related to this incident has been a cleared."

World Maritime News Staff

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From MSC Zo in the early 20th century the number of containers has jumped to 345, Dutch public works and water management. Rijkswatersta informed.
Authorities quoted the owner of a box, the Swiss Mediterranean Shipping Company holmium MSc 41, as saying the new assessment. After appearing in MSC Zo, the container was released at the port of Gdansk Poland.
The initial report showed that about 270 containers had been lost in the storm at sea, at janur2, while MSc Zou is going to Bremerhaven. After 290 boxes estimated by Germany, the ship stops at Bremerhaven. Inspect and remove damaged containers.
The final reported missing containers are expected to be released next week, rijkaarsta said, adding The number of containers with hazardous substances remains unchanged.
Authorities earlier revealed that most of the containers had been found in two places, spread for more than 23 miles. In the Netherlands, municipality tersching, scheimonnikoog and the eastern line.
One day after the event, MSC promises to pay all the expenses to clean up the MSc container. Plus it will ensure that beaches on the Dutch and Germanic coasts are monitored until all debris is involved. The accident has been cleared. "
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