MOLCharisma File Photo: MarineTraffic.com/Christian Schmarje

The MOL Charisma is back in progress today adhering to a fire in a freight hold previously this month off Sri Lanka.

Hapag-Lloyd verified the event in a Sept 3 solution upgrade to clients.

“We have been informed that the vessel MOL CHARISMA (voyage 211W), deployed in our Pacific South 3 (PS3) service has experienced a fire incident in No.5 Cargo hold on 1st September 2020 at approximately 250 miles east from Colombo, Sri Lanka during her voyage from Port Kelang, Malaysia to Nhava Sheva, India. The fire is under control after discharging CO2 into No.5 Cargo hold and the vessel is currently in Colombo, Sri Lanka, awaiting inspection,” the upgrade stated.

No injuries or contamination was reported.

AIS ship tracking data since Tuesday revealed Bahamas- signed up MOL Charisma as ‘Underway Using Engine’ at a rate of 14.3 knots with a location of Singapore.

After finishing its present trip MOL Charisma was set up for release on Hapag-Lloyd’s Indamex solution linking the Indian subcontinent with the UNITED STATEEast Coast Instead, it will certainly be changed by the MOL Courage, Hapag-Lloyd stated.

Hapag-Lloyd is an establishing participant of THE Alliance in addition to NYK, MOL as well as “K”Line, which combined to come to be Ocean Network Express (ONE), as well as Yang Ming.