Daily Ocean News Bulletin – 10th February
Felixstowe Port
Road – No issues reported at present.
Port – Currently closed. Unlikely to re-open before 18:00hrs on 11/02/2020.
Vessel – Ever Glory (Inbound), Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller (Working), Gunhilde Maersk (Inbound), Bilbao Bridge (Inbound), Seago Antwerp (Inbound), MSC Marta (Inbound), MSC Margrit (Inbound).
Weather – High winds forecast through to Tuesday PM.
Southampton Port
Road – No issues reported at present.
Port – No issues reported at present.
Vessel – NYK Remus (Inbound), OOCL Montreal (Inbound), CMA CGM Louis Bleriot (Inbound), Navi Baltic (Inbound), Al Murabba (Inbound), MV Susan (Inbound), Helga (Inbound), CMA CGM Antoine De Saint Exupery (Inbound).
Weather – High winds forecast through to Tuesday PM.
London Gateway Port
Road – No issues reported at present.
Port – Currently closed. Unlikely to re-open before 14:00hrs on 10/02/2020.
Vessel – Elbsailor (Working), Express Athens (Working), Palena (Inbound), Balao (Inbound), Ebba Maersk (Inbound), MOL Gratitude (Inbound), ONE Stork (Inbound), Philadelphia Express (Inbound), CSAV Tyndall (Inbound), Anna G (Inbound), CMA CGM Fort Fleur Depee (Inbound), Polar Ecuador (Inbound), Jazan (Inbound), MSC Maureen (Inbound), MSC Joy (Inbound), Nordmaple (Inbound).
Weather – High winds forecast through to Tuesday PM.
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