A Maersk container that exploded in South Korea’s Incheon port in August has been found to have contained undeclared liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders and other flammable items.
Nobody was hurt in the blast in Incheon Hanjin Container Terminal’s yard, where containers were awaiting export.
However, the explosion damaged 13 other containers and the steel fencing around the yard, as well as disrupting unloading operations while cranes were used to clear the ...

The post Misdeclared container at Incheon port contained gas cylinders that exploded appeared first on The Loadstar.

LOADING REGION