South Korean-Flagged Container Ship Suffer Engine Room Fire Near Japan
A global marine claims management and recovery services company reported that on 21st January, fire broke out in the engine room of the South Korean-flagged container ship DONGJIN FORTUNE. The incident took place approximately one nautical mile north of Tsuwaji Island, Japan.
The fire occurred in the engine room of the vessel, prompting immediate action from the crew. Engine room fires can pose significant risks, including potential damage to critical machinery and threats to crew safety. The rapid response of the crew is essential in such situations to contain the fire and prevent it from spreading. Fire suppression systems and emergency protocols are crucial in mitigating the impact of such incidents.
DONGJIN FORTUNE is a 2002-built container ship that departed from BUSAN, South Korea, on 20th January. The vessel has a length of 130.36 meters and a breadth of 20.03 meters.
