Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Container-Ship-MSC-Flaminia-in-Wilhelmshaven-27MZIFVJUWZS.htmlConceptually similarContainer Ship MSC Flaminia in WilhelmshavenGP049UYCompleted★★★★Container Ship MSC Flaminia in WilhelmshavenGP049V0Completed★★★★Container Ship MSC Flaminia in WilhelmshavenGP049V1Completed★★★★Container Ship MSC Flaminia in WilhelmshavenGP049V2Completed★★★★Container Ship MSC Flaminia in WilhelmshavenGP049V3Completed★★★★Container Ship MSC Flaminia in WilhelmshavenGP049V4Completed★★★★Action against Timber Import in GermanyGP02Y49Completed★★★★Rainbow Warrior In HamburgGP02KCVCompleted★★★★Rainbow Warrior In HamburgGP02KCWCompleted★★★★View AllGP049UZContainer Ship MSC Flaminia in WilhelmshavenContainer ship MSC Flaminia, operating under German flag, in the port of Wilhelmshaven (JadeWeser Port). On the 14th of June, on the way to Antwerpen (Begium) from Charleston (USA), a fire broke out on board and an explosion took place.The ship was later towed to Wilhelmshaven.In original language:MSC Flaminia in WilhelmshavenDie unter deutscher Flagge fahrende MSC Flaminia (IMO 9225615) am Kai des JadeWeserPort. Das 300 Meter lange Containerschiff wird von der NSB Niederelbe Schifffahrtsgesellschaft bereedert und ist an die Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) verchartert. Auf dem 2001 gebauten Schiff brach waehrend einer Reise von Charleston (USA) nach Antwerpen (Belgien) am 14. Juli 2012 auf dem Atlantik ein Brand im Laderaum 4 aus. Bei den Loeschversuchen kam es zu einer Explosion, bei der mehrere Besatzungsmitglieder verletzt wurden.Locations:Europe-Germany-WilhelmshavenDate:18 Sep, 2012Credit:© GreenpeaceMaximum size:6048px X 4032pxKeywords:Accidents-Cargo ships-Containers-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Ports-Toxics (campaign title)Shoot:Container Ship MSC Flaminia in WilhelmshavenContainer ship MSC Flaminia, operating under German flag, in the port of Wilhelmshaven (JadeWeser Port). On the 14th of June, on the way to Antwerpen (Begium) from Charleston (USA), a fire broke out on board and an explosion took place. Four sailors were injured. The ship was then towed to Wilhelmshaven for further investigation.
