
Hapag-Lloyd Containership Quarantined in South Africa After Crew Members Test Positive for Virus
MVMontpellier File Photo: MarineTraffic.com/Sergei Skriabin
A Hapag-Lloyd containership has actually been bought to quarantine at a Durban, South Africa anchorage after 2 staff participants aboard examined favorable for COVID-19, Hapag-Lloyd claimed in an upgrade.
The 2 staff participants of the MV Montpellier examined favorable after the ship showed up in Durban on Sunday, May 17, based upon AIS ship monitoring information.
As a precaution, regional authorities have actually bought the vessel to continue to be at support for a duration of 2 week. No freight procedures will certainly be enabled throughout the quarantine.
The MV Montpellier operates Hapag-Lloyd’s Middle East India Africa Express (MIAX) solution offering once a week straight solution in between Arabian Gulf, India, Colombo, La Reunion, South Africa as well asWest Africa The port turning is Jebel Ali, Mundra, Nhava Sheva, Colombo, La Reunion, Durban, Cape Town, Tema, Lagos (Tincan as well as Apapa), Cape Town, Durban, as well as Jebel Ali.
Hapag-Lloyd claimed the Montpellier’s berthing at Durban as well as succeeding ports of the turning will certainly be changed as necessary.
“We regret the inconvenience caused by this incident which remains beyond our control and is being directed by the authorities,” the business claimed.
“Lastly, please join us in wishing the crew onboard all the best for the days to come and a speedy recovery for the crew members affected,” it included.











