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Cargo ship fire in Los Angeles nearly contained

Fire erupts aboard container ship at Port of LA, briefly prompts shelter-in-place order

The 1,102-foot-long (336-meter-long) vessel is operated by One Ocean Express, a shipping company headquartered in Singapore. Before Los Angeles, the ship had most recently been in Japan, stopping in Kobe, Nagoya and Tokyo.

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Cargo ship fire in Los Angeles nearly contained after shelter-in-place order lifted

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Fire still burning on ONE container ship near Port of Los Angeles

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Ship is moved out to sea from Port of LA after fire erupts onboard; shelter-in-place order lifted

A shelter-in-place order was lifted in San Pedro hours after a fire erupted on a container ship docked in the Port of L.A.

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Electrical fire that erupted on cargo ship at Port of Los Angeles now ‘substantially contained’ after no injuries reported

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Fire erupts on cargo ship at the Port of Los Angeles, triggering major emergency at North America’s busiest port

MarineLink

Crew Evacuated After Fire and Explosion on ONE Henry Hudson at Port of Los Angeles

Firefighters and federal authorities continued working Saturday to contain a hazardous-materials fire aboard the container ship

KTAR

Dozens of firefighters battle blaze on container ship docked at LA port

Dozens of firefighters were battling a blaze on a container ship docked at a Los Angeles port on Friday night, according to officials.

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Tacoma boat fire out after nearly a week, investigation into cause continues

TACOMA, Wash. — Tacoma Fire Department announced that the Kodiak Enterprise boat fire is out Friday afternoon. Crews took a cautions approach toputting out the remaining spot fires on a fishing vessel that had been burning since Saturday, April 8.

Seattle Times

What we know about the fishing vessel fire in Tacoma

The Kodiak Enterprise, a fishing vessel in Tacoma, caught fire early Saturday morning while moored at Trident Seafoods in the Hylebos Waterway. The Tacoma Fire Department, the U.S. Coast Guard, the Environmental Protection Agency, the state Department of ...