News / Two-month wait for cargo aboard fire-hit Yantian Express

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21/02/2019

Shippers with damaged cargo on board the fire-stricken Yantian Express may have to wait up to two months before they receive their goods.

Owner Hapag-Lloyd said the vessel remained at a berth in Bahamas’ Freeport, which has been “designated exclusively to receive the distressed containers/cargo” due ...

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Jcobb
February 22, 2019 at 6:47 pm
How many containers were damaged by the fire? How many were reefer containers?

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