The TS-H cargo ship fully loaded with Chinese goods was hit by a typhoon and many containers were damaged!

For cross-border sellers, sea and air transportation are the preferred logistics methods, but this year's sellers said they are very tired. In order to sell the goods safely, they not only need to understand the buyer's situation, but also keep an eye on the logistics market, container market, weather conditions ... Problems in any link may hinder the normal sale of goods.

From the first half of this year until around the 20th of this month , shipping prices have been soaring, the shipping market has been very busy, and containers are hard to come by. It was not until the news in recent days that Zhejiang, Jiangsu and other provinces in East China have implemented power rationing measures, and there may be a large number of delivery delays. The shipping market may cool down immediately, and shipping prices have begun to fall. In the middle of this month, the typhoon "Chandhu" that appeared in the southeast coast is also an important reason for threatening shipping logistics.

Not long ago, the editor learned that a TS MOJI ship under TS Shipping was fully loaded with goods exported from Shanghai Port and sailed from Shanghai to Yokohama, Japan. On September 14, it was affected by Typhoon Chandhok, and the starboard hull of the ship was broken. Some containers were exposed overboard. The situation was very dangerous. If it continued to sail, the hull, equipment and cargo on board would be seriously damaged.

To ensure safety and reduce losses, the ship changed its course and sailed to the Luhuashan anchorage on September 22, where wind and waves were relatively small and conditions for rescue operations were good. It also applied to the border inspection authorities for professional rescue forces and boarded the ship to complete the rescue mission.

It is understood that this freighter was deployed on the SJX5 direct route from Kanto, Japan , operated the 21036E voyage, and had called at Shanghai Port in China. In addition to exporting goods from Shanghai Port to Yokohama and Tokyo, Japan, other shipping companies that shared the cabin included Zhongtong Shipping, Ruiyang Shipping, and Noyan Shipping.

This typhoon caused some damage to the ship itself and its equipment. According to the latest news, the freighter is still anchored in the offshore anchorage of Shanghai, and its later shipping schedule has been seriously delayed. The editor would like to remind you that if you have goods on board this ship, please contact the freight forwarder in time and always pay attention to the losses and delays of the freighter.

The TS-Hsiang cargo ship was hit by a typhoon, and many containers were damaged