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11 August 2026

MSC ship in danger of sinking after two typhoons lash Zhoushan

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MSC ship in danger of sinking after two typhoons lash Zhoushan

An MSC ship is sinking in Zhoushan port after stormy weather disrupted repairs on the vessel. Vessel-tracking data shows that the 2006-built 8,401 teu MSC Silvana VIII, which MSC deployed on a Far East-South America service, had arrived at the Guojiayou Island shipyard district in Zhoushan on 22 June for repairs. When Typhoon Bavi lashed Zhoushan on 11 July, MSC Silvana VIII left the dock and moved to the other side of ... The post MSC ship in danger of sinking after two typhoons lash Zhoushan appeared first on The Loadstar .

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