COSCO SHIPPING VIRGO Anchor For Several Days Because Of Losing Momentum
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Author : Bozhou Marine
Update time : 2021-12-31 10:20:06
According to the Portuguese maritime authority, a ULCV COSCO SHIPPING VIRGO under COSCO SHIPPING was lost due to unexplained damage while sailing along the Portuguese coast from Piraeus to Rotterdam on December 24. Propulsion.
According to the trajectory, the giant ship drifted for about 3 hours and then resumed sailing, arriving in Rotterdam on December 27. As of 03:30 UTC on December 28, she is still parked in Rotterdam.
COSCO SHIPPING VIRGO has called many major domestic ports:
At the time of the accident, the ship was on its way to the Port of Rotterdam from the Port of Piraeus; according to the latest information from Shipxun.com, the ship is still in a berthed state. Will face delays. Cargo owners and freight forwarding companies that carry this ship can keep up to date with the shipping company for the latest developments.
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