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MSC Zoe departs Bremerhaven for Gdansk

17 January 2019

Τhe container ship “MSC Zoe” has departed Bremerhaven for Gdansk, having received the required class certificate and release by the port for onward sailing. The estimated arrival time is 22:00 hrs local time on 18 January.

A small amount of cargo had to be discharged in Bremerhaven due to damage and specific details follow the explanation below.

Background

MSC Zoe had been undergoing cargo operations at the Eurogate Terminal since 4 January following a heavy-weather incident in the North Sea, in...

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MSC starts clean up of Dutch waters after container spill (Reuters)

14 January 2019

“The clean up will likely take months”, Dutch water authorities spokesman Edwin de Feijter said on Saturday (Jan. 12). “The largest part of the debris has been located, but there are still parts missing.”

291 containers, some holding hazardous chemicals, fell off one of the world’s largest container ships, the MSC Zoe, on Jan. 2 in German waters near the island of Borkum during a North Sea storm.

Two salvage ships left the harbor at IJmuiden, near Amsterdam, on Friday night, heading towards a...

http://container-news.com/msc-starts-clean-up-dutch-waters-container-spill/

MSC Begins Container Cleanup in North Sea

12 January 2019

AMSTERDAM, Jan 12 (Reuters) – Swiss shipping line MSC has started cleaning up Dutch sea waters, ten days after it lost nearly 300 containers from one of its largest cargo vessels in a storm. “The clean up will likely take months”, Dutch water authorities spokesman Edwin de Feijter said on Saturday....

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Large-Scale Salvage Operation of MSC Zoe’s Fallen Containers Starts

11 January 2019

The large-scale salvage operation of spilled containers from MSC Zoe has officially begun.

https://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/268273/large-scale-salvage-operation-of-msc-zoes-fallen-containers-starts/

MSC Zoe accident update: Clean-up operations continue in North Sea

9 January 2019

MSC Zoe lost around 270 boxes during the accident on January 2. A heavy storm in the North Sea was the main cause of the accident.

The shipping giant launched immediately the clean-up operation. Three days later, MSC promised to find every container, limiting as more as possible the environmental pollution. In addition, the company pledged to cover all the costs of the containers search and the North Sea clean-up.

Many cargoes from the boxes began washing up on beaches in the region. The...

http://container-news.com/msc-zoe-accident-update/

MSC: Significant progress in the North Sea cleanup

9 January 2019

MSC confirms that significant progress has been made in an unprecedented clean-up operation in the North Sea and on the beaches of the Netherlands and Germany. The company thanks the authorities and volunteers in these countries for their support in the response.

More than 250 containers fell from the ship “MSC Zoe” during a night of heavy weather on 2 January.

“MSC responded as quickly as possible to the incident and immediately engaged Ardent Global, internationally-renown experts in marine...

http://container-news.com/msc-progress-north-sea-cleanup/

MSC: 1,220 Tons of Debris Collected in MSC Zoe Cleanup Operation

9 January 2019

A total of 291 containers were thrown overboard by bad weather from MSC Zoe.

https://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/268115/msc-1220-tons-of-debris-collected-in-msc-zoe-cleanup-operation/

Stowage Questions Mount as Enquiries Begin into MSC Zoe Box Loss

9 January 2019

By Janny Kok in Rotterdam (The Loadstar) – Local authorities and residents in The Netherlands remain to be put at ease by Mediterranean Shipping Company’s (MSC) promise to pay for the clean-up on Dutch island and mainland coasts affected after 281 containers fell off the MSC Zoe. There have also...

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Rough Weather Hampers MSC Zoe Container Cleanup

9 January 2019

LONDON, Jan 9 (Reuters) – Clean-up efforts after a container ship spill off the Dutch coast are being hampered by rough weather although progress is being made, the Swiss based vessel’s owner MSC said on Wednesday. In one of the worst incidents off the coast of the Netherlands, more than 250...

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43 Containers from MSC Zoe Remain to Be Located

8 January 2019

43 containers remain to be located after 281 units fell from MSC Zoe in rough weather off the Netherlands last week.

https://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/267979/43-containers-from-msc-zoe-remain-to-be-located/

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