After burn 5 days, this container ship suddenly exploded!
- Author:Kyrie
- Source:Sunny
- Release Date:2021-05-26
On May 25th, the "X-press Pearl" container ship that has been fired for 5 days has exploded. The middle of the ship is completely surrounded by flames, and the smoke is rolling on the spot.
The "X-Press Pearl" arrived in Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka, the anchorage of Port of Colombo, and fired on May 20th on May 20. At that time, there were 1486 containers on the ship, 25 tons of nitric acid and some chemicals in the container.
Sri Lanka authorities sent two patrol ships, 1 speedboat, 2 fire tug and 1 helicopter to help fire, and claimed that they had controlled fire. On the 25th morning, the "X-press Pearl" container ship that has been fired for 5 days has a large explosion. The middle of the ship is completely surrounded by flames, and the smoke is rolling on the spot.
The "X-Press Pearl" arrived in Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka, the anchorage of Port of Colombo, and fired on May 20th on May 20. At that time, there were 1486 containers on the ship, 25 tons of nitric acid and some chemicals in the container.
Sri Lanka authorities sent two patrol ships, 1 speedboat, 2 fire tug and 1 helicopter to help fire, and claimed that they had controlled fire.
The "X-Press Pearl" arrived in Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka, the anchorage of Port of Colombo, and fired on May 20th on May 20. At that time, there were 1486 containers on the ship, 25 tons of nitric acid and some chemicals in the container.
Sri Lanka authorities sent two patrol ships, 1 speedboat, 2 fire tug and 1 helicopter to help fire, and claimed that they had controlled fire. On the 25th morning, the "X-press Pearl" container ship that has been fired for 5 days has a large explosion. The middle of the ship is completely surrounded by flames, and the smoke is rolling on the spot.
The "X-Press Pearl" arrived in Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka, the anchorage of Port of Colombo, and fired on May 20th on May 20. At that time, there were 1486 containers on the ship, 25 tons of nitric acid and some chemicals in the container.
Sri Lanka authorities sent two patrol ships, 1 speedboat, 2 fire tug and 1 helicopter to help fire, and claimed that they had controlled fire.