{"id":99,"date":"2016-09-17T16:50:37","date_gmt":"2016-09-17T16:50:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.bocintl.com\/en\/?p=99"},"modified":"2016-09-17T16:50:37","modified_gmt":"2016-09-17T16:50:37","slug":"recent-vessel-updates","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bocintl.com\/web\/recent-vessel-updates\/","title":{"rendered":"The BOC Blast 153 – Recent Vessel Updates"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nRecent Vessel Updates<\/b>
\nAs of Wednesday, of Hanjin’s 97 container ships, 36 were waiting outside of overseas ports, according to South Korea’s finance ministry. Of the reminder, 37 had yet to unload and planned to return to Korea, and 24 had unloaded in Korea and elsewhere, the ministry said (Reuters.com)
\nHanjin American \u2013 anchored near Pangkor, Malaysia
\nHanjin Ami \u2013 waiting outside Yantian, China, not allowed to dock
\nAsian Trader \u2013 heading to Busan, South Korea, but reportedly out of fuel
\nHanjin Baltimore \u2013 Arrested by World Fuel Service outside of the Panama Canal, has not been allowed to
\npass through
\nHanjin Blue Ocean \u2013 moving slowly to Singapore
\nHanjin Boston \u2013 arrived Port Los Angeles 9\/13, unloaded containers, departed 9\/16, now at anchor
\n“But instead of going to Oakland as planned, the master asked to anchor,” said J. Kip Louttit, executive
\ndirector of the Marine Exchange of Southern California. He said Friday afternoon the ship had departed
\nfor Oakland. (AmericanShipper.com)
\nHanjin California \u2013 arrested in Sydney
\nHanjin Chongqing –\u00a0 headed to Busan, South Korea
\nHanjin Europe \u2013 under embargo in Hamburg, Germany
\nHanjin Greece \u2013 unloaded port Long Beach, now off the coast of California
\nHanjin Gdynia \u2013 arrived Long Beach 9\/14, expected departure 9\/19 (2 days at anchor, 2 days at berth), and
\nsail to Tokyo (J. Kip Louttit, executive director of the Marine Exchange of Southern
\nCalifornia)(AmericanShipper.com)
\nHanjin Harmony \u2013 waiting in the North Sea, off coast of France
\nHanjin Jungil \u2013 off the coast of California
\nHanjin Miami – No decision has been made about discharging cargo on the M\/V Hanjin Miami.\u00a0 As soon as
\nthere is more information available, we will share that with you (Port of New York)
\nHanjin Montevideo, arrested in Long Beach, “remains at anchor inside the Long Beach Breakwater and we
\nstill have no information on future movements,” said J. Kip Louttit, executive director of the Marine
\nExchange of Southern California(AmericanShipper.com)
\nHanjin Netherlands \u2013 anchored near Pangkor, Malaysia
\nHanjin Norfolk \u2013 Heading to Pusan, may encounter issues attempting to pass through Panama Canal.
\nPacita \u2013 returned to vessel owner
\nHanjin Rome \u2013 arrested in Singapore
\nHanjin Rotterdam \u2013 arrested in Yantian
\nSky Love \u2013 returned to vessel owner
\nSky Pride \u2013 returned to vessel owner
\nHanjin Sooho \u2013 arrested in Shanghai
\nHanjin Switzerland \u2013 Anchored in the Red Sea, has not yet passed through the Suez Canal, and is being barred from doing so
\nHanjin Vienna \u2013 arrested in Vancouver
\nOther<\/b> Hanjin<\/b> Updates<\/b>
\nPort of Houston (PHA)<\/b>
\nEffective immediately, the International Office of the ILA will no longer supply labor for Hanjin containers.\u00a0 Until further notice, all Hanjin containers will remain on hold. Those containers that have already been released by PHA will be placed back on hold for now.\u00a0 As this situation develops, we will confirm the status of these units and their payments.
\nPort of Norfolk<\/b>
\nAs a result of decisions made by the International Longshoreman\u2019s Association (ILA), based on the Hanjin Shipping bankruptcy, actions are being taken along the East Coast, which will affect The Port of Virginia facilities. Please be advised of the following:
\nEffective immediately, no Hanjin import loads can be delivered\/out-gated from any Port of Virginia
\nterminal.
\nEmpty containers are not impacted by this decision.\u00a0 We continue to accept Hanjin empties at the
\nPPCY.
\nThis is a dynamic and evolving situation and further communication is anticipated.
\nYou may contact our Customer Service Team at 757-440-7160, or POVCustomerService@vit.org.
\nPort of New York<\/b>
\nProcedures Announcement Regarding Hanjin Cargo and Equipment
\nAs a result of the recent news about Hanjin Shipping\u2019s severe financial difficultly and operating status, the following procedures are currently in place in The Port of New York and New Jersey for Hanjin cargo and equipment.
\nMaher Terminals
\nAll Hanjin import deliveries must be pre-paid in either cash or credit, if already established with
\nMaher Terminals. Please contact the Maher Terminals Hot Line at 908-527-8200 Ext 3875 for
\ninformation on the charges due.
\nHanjin exports will no longer be received at Maher Terminals. Hanjin will not accept any new
\nbookings and any previous bookings will be cancelled. For export containers that are already
\ngated-in, bookings will be cancelled.\u00a0 Containers should be picked up, stripped and returned to a
\nlocation designated by Hanjin.
\nHanjin empty containers will also no longer be received at either Maher\u2019s main terminal or at the
\nEmpty Depot at Columbia.
\n9\/16 – The International Longshoremen’s Association said Friday afternoon that it has reversed its stance, and will handle cargo from ships operated by the now insolvent South Korean ocean carrier Hanjin Shipping (AmericanShipper.com)
\n9\/16 – Judge John Sherwood of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Newark, N.J. at a hearing refused to reverse an order forbidding creditors from arresting Hanjin\u2019s ships despite the protests of fuel companies and providers of tug services (AmericanShipper.com)
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