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Four containers fell onto bunker tanker
On June 9. 2026, at around 4 p.m., four containers fell from the 'COSCO Hope', which had arrived from Southapmpton, UK, the previous day, during cargo handling operations, and crashed on the deck of the bunker tanker 'Mati' (MMSI: 211186690), which was moored alongside, at the Antwerp Gateway terminal (DP World) in the Deurganckdok in the Port of Antwerp (Waaslandhaven). There were no injuries, but the damage was significant, and there was a limited oil contamination. Emergency procedures were initiated immediately. The situation was being investigated by DP World and further monitored in close cooperation with the competent authorities and agencies, while terminal operations continued. Nothing was yet known about the precise cause of the incident. The 'COSCO Hope' left Antwerp again on June 10 en route to Rotterdam with an ETA as of June 11. Report with photo: https://www.gva.be/regio/antwerpen/regio-antwerpen/antwerpen/vier-containers-vallen-op-bunkerschip-in-antwerpse-haven-geen-gewonden/156438501.html
Container ship assisted disabled fishing vessel
On Oct 18, 2019, the 'Cosco Hope', enroute from Charleston to the Suez Canal assisted the American f/v 'Morgan Lea' (112 gt, built 1979), which had been disabled 90 nautical miles southeast of Georgetown, South Carolina, in the morning hours. After the crew of four notified the U.S. Coast Guard, the 'Cosco Hope' reported that it had located the 'Morgan Lea' which had suffered an engine failure and was in need of assistance. An Air Station Elizabeth City HC-130J Hercules aircrew was launched to provide visual confirmation of the vessel, and the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter 'Heron' was launched to tow the vessel into port. Over a two-day period, the crew of U.S. Coast Guard Cutter 'Heron' towed the vessel seven miles south of Beaufort Inlet, North Carolina, where a Station Fort Macon lifeboat crew took over the towing operation and assisted the fishing vessel into the port of Morehead City.
Major damage after allision of Cosco Hope
Major damage was caused in the early morning of May 3, at the Suez Canal Container Terminal by the allision of the "Cosco Hope" with container crane 17 at berth seven. When the stern hit, while the vessel was maneuvering from the quay to join a southbound convoy and the crane crashed, the damage on a container with chemicals was resulting in a large explosion at the site. Fire fighting forces and civil defence have since controlled the fire at the terminal. Several cranes collapsed or were damaged and stacks of containers knocked over. A few workers reportedly were injured in the accident. Report with photos and video: https://gcaptain.com/cosco-containership-crashes-into-crane-at-egypts-port-said-causing-major-damage-photos-and-video/
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