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Engine trouble in North Atlantic
The 'MSC Shaula', en route from Antwerp towards the Suez Canal with 48.235 tonnes of container cargo and 27 crew members on onboard, suffered engine problems in position 50 04 17 N, 002 30 17 W on April 1, 2022, at 9.40 p.m. UTC. No assistance was required, and the crew repaired the defect so that the ship could resume its voyage with an ETA as of April 8.
Engine failure on St. Lawrence River
The "MSC Shaula" suffered an engine failure in the St. Lawrence River in position 047 28 17.0 N, 070 12 34.0 W, near Cap-Aux-Oies, Quebec, Canada, at on June 13, 2019, at 12.30 a.m. The crew carried out emergency repairs and the vessel continued at a reduced speed to Les Escoumins, Quebec, to disembark the pilot. The vessel anchored at Les Razades, Quebec, for repairs. After they were completed, the ship resumed the voyage to its destination Barcelona with an ETA as of June 23.
Ports & Cargo Terminal at Lagos Tin Can Island receives largest vessel to call at Nigerian ports
According to a statement by the Corporate Affairs Manager of SIFAX Group, Muyiwa Akande, the container vessel, MSC SHAULA, has a maximum cargo capacity of 4,651 TEUs (containers). He said that the vessel “ is owned and operated by MSC Ship Management Hong Kong, the Asian division of Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC)’’. Akande said the vessel, which was the second largest container shipping operator in the world, had an overall length of 275.04 meters and the length between perpendiculars stood at 263.00 meters. “MSC SHAULA, built by the Hyundai Heavy Industries, has a maximum cargo capacity of 4,651 TEUs, while its draft and gross tonnage are 13.62 meters and 51,836 GRT respectively,’’ the News Agency of Nigeria quotes him as saying Speaking on the significance of the vessel, the Group Managing Director, SIFAX Group, Mr John Jenkins, said it was historic but not coincidental that such vessel berthed at the Ports & Cargo terminal “We are delighted that history was made with the arrival of this humongous vessel in the Nigerian waters, most especially its berth at our terminal. “Ports & Cargo terminal has demonstrated over the years its leadership capability in the country’s maritime industry, particularly in the area of port terminal management, coupled with excellent customer service. “The company has made a huge investment in infrastructure and equipment at the terminal in 10 years and has also attracted a number of clients, including MSC, the operator of the vessel. Source: Business Day
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