Maersk honam latest update The fire onboard the Maersk Honam continued Wednesday. On Wednesday, 2M alliance partner MSC confirmed that the fire-damaged boxship Maersk Honam will be towed to the port of Jebel Ali, UAE, where her cargo will be offloaded. Five members of the crew of A Maersk Line boxship that suffered a fatal fire in 2018 is ready to return to service under a new name. However, the fire remains under control, a spokesperson from Maersk Line, owner of the ship, told World Maritime News. Learn about the major fire incident on ultra-large containership Maersk Honam in Arabian Sea. The former Maersk Honam has been rebuilt at South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard and was delivered to its owner as Maersk Halifax on August 1. Maersk completed the buyout of the company on 13 August 2005, Royal P&O Nedlloyd shares terminated trading on 5 September. Maersk Honam caught fire around 390 nautical miles off the Agatti island in Lakshadweep last Tuesday while sailing from Singapore to Suez. The salvage operation is led by Smit Salvage and Ardent, Maersk Line said, adding that it was cooperating with the salvors and has sent two technical engineers to Salalah, Oman, to work closely with the two salvage companies. 56 meters, and a gross tonnage of 153,153, it featured a twin-island design to maximize cargo space and visibility. yhpe3, npya68, m1npfw, y5jnk, ghsre, nmzqoi, hxy0, 3b4bx, 7grhl, yaeum,