The boom of a large ship-to-shore crane fell down onto the deck of a containership at the Port of Vancouver on Monday.

According to records, the case happened at around 4 a.m. Monday early morning as the ship, recognized as MV Ever Summit, was berthed at the GCT Vanterm incurable at Port Metro Vancouver.

A video clip from Canada’s Global News reveals the boom relaxing throughout at 2 rows of containers, with noticeable indications of damages to both the crane as well as freight.

AIS ship monitoring information revealed the MV Ever Summit got here from early today around the exact same time as the crane was reported to have actually broken down.

It was not quickly clear whether the ship reached the crane prior to the boom dropped.

So much there there have actually been no records of injuries.

GCT Vanterm is run by GCT Canada, a subsidiaryGlobal Container Terminals The terminal has an overall of 6 extremely message-Panamax ship-to-shore gantry crane.

Cargo onboard M/V Ever Summit reveals visa able indications of damages as container crane breaks down. @CBCCanada @CBCVancouver pic.twitter.com/3tjlZ4tvTS

— Kerry Morris (@KerryMorris CNV) January 28, 2019