In a deadly explosion onboard the product tanker Trung Thao 36 BLC has resulted in the death of one crew member.
Port Of Rotterdam Authority Joins Dutch Mission To Disaster-Stricken Port Of Beirut
Last week, a small delegation of officials from the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs travelled to Beirut together with the Port of Rotterdam Authority.
Container Terminal Resumes Operations At Port Of Beirut
Beirut has opened up its container terminal at the port as container lines recommence calls to the city following the devastating blasts, last week.
Beirut Blasts: Italian Firefighters Investigate Wreck Of Damaged Ship
Italian fire service personnel continued helping local administrations after the blasts in the Middle Eastern port city of Beirut, Lebanon.
Beirut Blast: Owner Of Sunken Cruise Ship To Sue Those Responsible
On 4th August, the explosions at the port of Beirut shook the entire world. The blast occurred in a port warehouse and has subsequently destroyed a major part of the port city.
Captain Of Cargo Chip Claims To Have Warned About Explosive Chemicals Onboard For Years Prior To Blasts
The captain of the Russian cargo ship suspected to have carried the 2750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate responsible for the tragic event at Beirut, has now confirmed to Radio Free Europe that he used to regularly write to warn against the dangerous chemical stored in the vessel.
Beirut Blast: 10 Out Of 11 Missing Filipino Seafarers Located And Declared Safe
As per the report of the DFA, Philippines, 10 of the 11 missing Filipinos lost during the explosions at Beirut on Tuesday, 4th Aug 2020 have now been found and accounted for.
ITF Stands In Solidarity With The Port Workers And People Of Beirut
It is with shock and despair that we have received the news of the explosion at the Port of Beirut that has devastated the city, killed at least 100 people, injured thousands and rendered hundreds of thousands more homeless.
Seized Cargo Ship Carrying Explosive Chemicals Can Be Potential Cause Of Deadly Explosion In Beirut
Early investigations looking into the source of the massive explosions at the port of Beirut have suggested the involvement of ammonium nitrate and fireworks. The explosive chemicals were supposedly confiscated and stored from a cargo ship since 2013.