Update: 28.11.2025
Maritime news outlet G-Captain reports that container ship ONE Henry Hudson has returned to Yusen Terminal at the Port of Los Angeles after firefighting operations contained the fire onboard.
Earlier, the ship had been undocked and moved offshore after the rescue team identified potential risks.
After the ship was returned to the port, US Coast Guard Capt. Stacey Crecy said, “Our top priority is continuing to ensure the safety of this operation through its completion.”
According to the media, the US Coast Guard started the next phase of their operations to ensure the safe offloading of cargo.
Meanwhile, carrier ONE announced on Friday, 28 November, that General Average was declared by the owners of the vessel.
Original article: 25.11.2025
Container carrier ONE published an update on the status of the boxship ONE Henry Hudson, which experienced a fire incident on Friday, 21 November.
The vessel was at the Port of Los Angeles when the incident occurred, causing a temporary closure on Friday night.
The fire was “substantially contained” after several hours, and operations at the port were fully resumed over the weekend.
On 25 November, ONE announced that "some containers which are onboard may have been affected," adding that the "investigation and assessment of the vessel and cargo condition are still ongoing."
According to the Journal of Commerce, authorities identified some hazardous materials in some containers, which might have intensified the fire.
However, recent reports mention that the blaze began with an electrical fire below deck and later caused subsequent explosions on the ship.
Seaexplorer data shows that the 8212-TEU vessel, deployed on ONE's FP1-EUROPE service, remains currently near Los Angeles.
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