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Cargo ship carrying 3,000 new cars sinks after it catches fire
A cargo ship that had been hauling 3,000 new cars caught fire and sank in the North Pacific Ocean. The Morning Midas sank near the Aleutian Islands in international waters off the coast of Alaska, The Associated Press reported. It was owned by Zodiac Maritime and was sailing under the Liberian flag, headed from China to Mexico, USA Today reported.
A major fire on board a cargo ship at a Hull dock has been extinguished, the fire service has said. Humberside Fire and ...
Vehicles onboard were produced by SAIC General Motors, the joint venture between GM and Chinese government-owned SAIC Motor.
Screenshot from video of the crew of a U.S. Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin helicopter hoisting a sick crew member from the ...
Thick, toxic clouds of dark smoke billowed for hours due to a major fire on board a cargo ship at a Hull dock that took heroic firefighters almost 20 hours to extinguish, ...
The tanker GasLog Glasgow prepares to dock at the LNG Canada facility on its arrival at the Kitimat, B.C., harbour on ...
The commercial shipping industry is chasing a novel carbon-free propulsion technology as it pursues a lofty climate goal: ...
Humberside fire and rescue said in a statement: ‘We are attending a fire onboard a cargo ship alongside at Albert Dock in ...
Fire department divers from Evanston and other towns rescued a ‘victim’ from a sunken 1880s Lake Michigan ship in a training ...
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