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Container loss in Callao Bay
On Aug 1, 2025, the 'Ever Lunar' lost approximately 50 containers, while being anchored in pos. 12° 01' S 077° 12' W in the Callao Bay. The container ship had left Callao on July 31 and then moored on the port's roads, where it experienced severe rolling, causing the containers at the stern to fall into the sea. The incident prompted a temporary closure of the Port of Callao, disrupting cargo operations and vessel traffic in the region. Operations at the DP World Callao, APM Terminals and other facilities were suspended. Maritime security advisories were issued, and vessel movements were halted throughout the bay. The National Emergency Operations Centre (Coen) of the National Institute of Civil Defence (Indeci) confirmed that the containers did not contain hazardous goods. The National Port Authority (APN) reported that recovery operations would be undertaken by specialized salvage companies under the coordination of the Maritime Authority. Two patrol boats, the 'Costa Sama' and 'Río Chira', were deployed to secure the area while tugs 'Ram Vigo' and 'Tiamat' were deployed to the vessel, in the Callao Bay to assist in removing floating containers. The relevant authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the incident. The crew was safe on board. Report with photos: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wNGoxpN5qpA
L-type ship to join Evergreen’s APG service
Taiwanese carrier Evergreen Line announced on 27 December that another 8,508teu box ship, Ever Lunar, is scheduled to join its Far East - Arabian Persian Gulf (APG) service in January. This is the seventh Evergreen L-type vessels to be built by China Shipbuilding Corporation (CSBC) in Taiwan. "Evergreen has taken delivery of six L-type vessels from CSBC, assisting in our on-going fleet renewal programme, which is enhancing our competitiveness and operating performance," said Lee Ching Ko, second vice-group chairman of Evergreen Group. Lee is confident that Evergreen can benefit from the recent forecast of market growth and record an increase in profitability. In addition to the fleet renewal programme, Evergreen is consolidating co-operation with its partners, including those in the CKYHE alliance, to provide more service and strengthen its competitiveness. Source: IHS Maritime 360
Evergreen held Naming Ceremony for EVER LUNAR
Evergreen Group held the naming ceremony for EVER LUNAR today, the seventh of its L-type vessels to be built by CSBC Corporation in Taiwan. The ceremony, which was officiated by Ms. Lee-Ching Ko, Second Vice Group Chairman of Evergreen Group, took place at CSBC's Kaohsiung shipyard. The official rope-cutting of the new 8,508 TEU vessel was performed by Mrs. Lin, Mei-Chun. EVER LUNAR is owned by Evergreen Marine Corporation (Taiwan) Ltd. The ship is 334.8 meters in length, 45.8 meters wide and has a draft of 14.2 meters. In common with its L-type sister ships, EVER LUNAR can cruise at speeds up to 24.5 knots. The ship will be delivered into service in January and join Evergreen Line's Far East - Arabian Persian Gulf (APG) Service.
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