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Home›Green Marine›Damaged Chinese Cargo Ship Arrives In Port Friday
Green Marine

January 26, 2007 · about 20 years ago

Damaged Chinese Cargo Ship Arrives In Port Friday

KHNL is learning more about the Chinese ship sitting just offshore of Honolulu’s airport. But it’s what we don’t know that may be of concern. Coast Guard Officials say they really have no idea what’s inside all of those containers. The crew gave them a list that mentions ammunition, but they have no

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KHNL is learning more about the Chinese ship sitting just offshore of Honolulu’s airport. But it’s what we don’t know that may be of concern. Coast Guard Officials say they really have no idea what’s inside all of those containers. The crew gave them a list that mentions ammunition, but they have no idea what kind or how much. Overnight crews will pump water from the hull of the ship. The crack on the hull is more than four feet long and a cargo hold filled quickly with water.

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