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Port of Virginia Refuses Inbound Hanjin Shipping Cargo
The US Port of Virginia said that it has stopped accepting inbound cargo from South Korean container carrier Hanjin Shipping after the company filed for court receivership amid a prolonged downturn in the shipping industry. Namely, the port would not accept the carrier’s cargo at any of its marine or intermodal terminals, however, it would continue accepting empty Hanjin containers at the Pinners Point Container Yard (PPCY). Furthermore, Port of Virginia said that it is developing plans for how to handle Hanjin cargo that is already on-terminal. The ocean carrier filed for court protection after losing support of its banks in South Korea. The company also asked the Seoul Central District Court to freeze its assets. http://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/200917/port-of-virginia-refuses-inbound-hanjin-shipping-cargo/
Port of Hampton Roads closes for Hurricane Irene
The Port of Hampton Roads is now scheduled to close at midnight Friday, according to a news release from the Coast Guard. A safety zone will be set up to close the port to all maritime traffic, including vessel transits within the port. Ships are not authorized to move without prior approval from the Coast Guard Captain of the Port. Cargo operations will also be stopped. The port will remain closed until the severe weather from Hurricane Irene is over and it’s safe to reopen. http://hamptonroads.com/2011/08/port-hampton-roads-closes-hurricane-irene
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