A week after a fire halted the M/V ONE HENRY HUDSON at Los Angeles, the ship now sits at Yusen Terminal as crews prepare to pump out thousands of gallons of firefighting water before inspections can begin.
The vessel has been relocated to Yusen Terminal (YTI), Berth 212. The fire was confirmed fully extinguished before docking, and ONE continues to monitor the situation closely.
Significant firefighting water remains in several holds, and this must be safely removed before inspections can proceed.
The vessel owners and the appointed salvage team are coordinating the disposal plan.
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Current indications suggest a minimum of one week before these operations can begin.
The ship remains under U.S. Coast Guard supervision, and cargo operations will resume only upon USCG approval.
ONE is working closely with all authorities and stakeholders and will provide further updates as the situation develops.
On 26 November, operations on the ONE Henry Hudson resumed at Yusen Terminal following the full containment of the onboard fire.
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