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All lost containers recovered
The US Coast Guard lifted a 400-yard safety zone safety near Berth 302 at the Port of Los Angeles, on the morning of Sep 15, following the recovery of two submerged containers, which fell into the water during cargo operations from the 'APL Dublin' on Sep 14. Another container had been recovered shortly after the incident, while the two sank and were marked for subsequent recovery. Commercial salvage personnel worked throughout the night to refloat and recover the boxes. According to the ship’s manifest, the contents of all three containers were listed as non-hazardous. Divers located and attached flotation bags to the first submerged container. Once raised, crews towed the container to a designated holding area at approximately 10 p.m. The second container was recovered using the same method at approximately on Sep 15 at 8 a.m. The Coast Guard has deemed the waterway safe for vessel traffic then. The Coast Guard coordinated response operations with Los Angeles City Fire Department, Los Angeles Port Police, commercial salvage personnel and other partners to stabilise the incident, manage maritime traffic, and recover the containers. The 'APL Dublin' left the port on Sep 16 en route to Oakland with an ETA as of Sep 17. Report with photo: https://www.news.uscg.mil/Press-Releases/Article/4602034/update-coast-guard-partner-agencies-respond-to-fallen-shipping-containers-at-po/
Container loss in Los Angeles
The US Coast Guard, in coordination with Los Angeles City Fire and Los Angeles Port Police, responded to three 40-ft containers that fell into the water near Berth 302 at the Port of Los Angeles during cargo operations of the 'APL Dublin' on Sep 15, 2026. At approximately 11:20 a.m., Coast Guard Sector Los Angeles-Long Beach watchstanders were alerted to the incident and launched Station Los Angeles Long Beach to establish a 400-yard safety zone in the vicinity of the incident. Two of the containers were submerged, and their locations were marked. The other container has been removed from the water. According to the ship’s manifest, the containers’ contents wer elisted as non-hazardous. Report with photos: https://www.news.uscg.mil/Press-Releases/Article/4601045/coast-guard-partner-agencies-respond-to-fallen-shipping-containers-at-port-of-l/
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