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MV EVER FORWARD: Evergreen Containership  Aground In US

Evergreen Marine Vessel " MV Ever Living " Laden with Evergreen containers

A 334-meter containership owned by Evergreen Marine has  ran aground in Chesapeake Bay on Sunday shortly after departing the Port of Baltimore on the U.S. East Coast.

A spokesperson for the U.S. Coast Guard’s 5th District confirmed that the M/V Ever Forward grounded Sunday night as she departed with one pilot on board.

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Automatic identification system (AIS) ship tracking data shows the Hong Kong-flagged Ever Forward, with a draft of 13 meters, had just got underway from Baltimore to her next port of call in Norfolk, Virginia when the grounding occurred near Gibson Island.

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An animation of the ship’s track shows the vessel proceeding as normal at a speed of about 12 knots in the moments leading up to the incident.

A live AIS feed on Monday showed at least two tugs are now with the ship.

 

 

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