Be Careful! The Outbreak Of The Port Was Restricted By Many Container Ships.

A few days ago, in the past few weeks, at least 3 container ships in Brazil's busiest port, Santos, were tested to be infected with the new crown pneumonia, and began to suspend container ships at multiple ports in the port.

Container ship "LOG-IN JATOBA" wheel

A container ship named LOG IN JATOBA has 14 crew members tested positive for the new crown virus after completion of loading and unloading operations at Santos (Santos) port. The container ship will be anchored at Santos's outer anchorage and will be forced to be isolated until May 26th.

Container ship "BARBARA" wheel

From Qingdao, Shanghai, Ningbo and Shenzhen, the container ship named "BARBARA" was also forced to isolate in situ at the port of Santos (Santos) in Brazil because 10 crew members were diagnosed with new crown pneumonia. The "BARBARA" round which has been confirmed by several crew members is currently serving the Latin American route EAS2, the industry's well-known.

The ring was anchored in Brazil port Santos (Santos) in May 1st, and was taken to the anchorage in May 2nd. In May 9th, a total of 10 crew members were confirmed to have been infected with the new crown pneumonia. After finding that many sailors tested positive, they were asked to isolate them in situ. Isolation ends at least until May 17th. This also means that the ship will be isolated for no less than two weeks.

This round involves many shipping companies including mid ocean, evergreen and Wan Hai, including ANL, APL, CMA CGM, CNC, COSCO SHIPPING, EVERGREEN, OOCL, PIL, WAN HAI.

Container ship "MSC GISELLE" wheel

Recently, a container ship named "9400Teude MSC GISELLE" with a capacity of up to the Mediterranean Sea was also isolated from May 9th to May 23rd.

According to the big ship data, the "MSC GISELLE" round includes 10 shipping companies including the Mediterranean, Ma Shiji, Herb Roth and other shipping companies: ALIAN A, HAMBURG S D, HAPAG-LLOYD, MAERSK, MCC, MSC, ONE, cable, cable, and cable.

A number of docks have confirmed that the biggest port in South America is in crisis.

With the spread of the new coronavirus to one of Latin America's busiest shipping hubs, Brazil port workers are beginning to develop symptoms. In the past two weeks, at least three private terminals handling soybeans, corn, sugar and coffee in Brazil port Santos have registered 2 confirmed cases.

Although infection has not yet restricted operation, the port is working hard to control the outbreak as exports and queues of vessels rise unprecedentedly.

Here is to remind freight forwarders and foreign trade friends who have dealings with Brazil recently. They should pay attention to the risk of controlling receipts and shipping, so as not to cause losses.