Vizhinjam Cargo Ship Accident: Residents of the coast of the North Cala asked to pay attention to lost containers with a leak | 5 updates

A cargo ship that hit the port of Vizhinjam from Kerala with an accident and fell into the sea with “dangerous” substances. The locals were recommended to keep the distance from every container that can be beach after the accident.

According to reports, the mishap on the ship 'MSC Elsa 3', which sailed from Vizhinjam to Kochi on Friday evening, occurred. The ship is said to have removed the accident about 38 nautical miles from Kerala Shore, Manorama said online in a report.

Here are five latest updates that are previously known about the ship's accident and the leak:

1. 'Dangerous' components were kept in the containers who fell from the ship into the sea. Marine Gas Oil (MGO) and very low sulfur oil (VLSFO) came to the sea after the incident after the incident, Manorama said online among the official departments of the Kerala.

2. The coast guard has warned the locals to go close to a container that may be stranded in the coming hours. If the police were to be alerted via the 112 helpline number, people were instructed.

3. The ship did not kenteted, but kenteted to one side, which caused the containers to fall into the sea. Up to eight objects were lost in the sea, although it was not known how the ship was inclined.

4. The state disaster administrative authority takes over the situation and has asked the residents to take the necessary precautions in order to avoid the dangerous components. The containers in question will probably move towards the coast of northern Kerala.

5. It is reported that the crew of 'MSC Elsa 3' 24 was strong and 21 have already been saved by them. Rescue operations will bring the rest to the banks at the earliest.