Maersk vessel loses 260 containers in rough seas
The Maersk Eindhoven, which lost 260 containers overboard on Wednesday in rough seas off the coast of Northern Japan, was enroute Friday to a North Asian port for inspection and repair.
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The Maersk Eindhoven, which lost 260 containers overboard on Wednesday in rough seas off the coast of Northern Japan, was enroute Friday to a North Asian port for inspection and repair.
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co. said it lost a limited number of empty containers in the Pacific Ocean during a voyage from the U.S. to China.
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