Daily Ocean News Bulletin – 11th 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 (Working), Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller (Working), Gunhilde Maersk (Inbound), Bilbao Bridge (Inbound), MSC Margrit (Inbound), Venta Maersk (Inbound), MSC Marta (Inbound), CSCL Mars (Inbound), Maersk Emden (Inbound).
Weather – High winds forecast all week, likely to affect port operations.
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), Al Murabba (Inbound), MV Susan (Inbound), Helga (Inbound), MOL Triumph (Inbound), Conmar Najade (Inbound), Navi Baltic (Inbound).
Weather – High winds forecast all week, could affect port operations.
London Gateway Port
Road – M25 – All lanes stopped and stationary traffic due to accident, lorry and two other vehicles involved on M25 clockwise from (Clacket Lane Services) to J6 A22 (Godstone). Traffic has been held since 09:00 to attend to the accident across lanes one and two.
M25 – Queueing traffic for three miles due to earlier medical incident on M25 anticlockwise after J9 A243 (Leatherhead). Lanes three and four (of four) were closed.
Port – No issues reported at present.
Vessel – Express Athens (Working), Balao (Working), Polar Ecuador (Working), CSAV Tyndall (Inbound), Philadelphia Express (Inbound), ONE Stork (Inbound), MSC Joy (Inbound), Nordmaple (Inbound), CMA CGM Fort Fleur Depee (Inbound), Jazan (Inbound), Valparaiso Express (Inbound), Ebba Maersk (Inbound), MOL Gratitude (Inbound), MSC Lisa (Inbound), Bontrup Amsterdam (Inbound), Seaspan Oceania (Inbound), MSC Maureen (Inbound), ER Vancouver (Inbound).
Weather – High winds forecast all week, could affect port operations.
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