Further to our Customer Advisory dated May 20, 2021, NYK Delphinus remains safely berthed alongside Berth #24 in Oakland, after encountering a fire in engine room earlier on as advised.

The initial inspection of the vessel confirmed that the fire has been extinguished. Unfortunately, there is presently no electricity provided to the reefers due to unavailability of power supply onboard the vessel.

We would like to update that NYK Delphinus has safely berthed at Berth #24 in Oakland on May 17, 2021, instead of Berth #22 as advised in our earlier Customer Advisory dated May 18, 2021, after encountering a fire in engine room on May 14, 2021, which is now under control. 

Further to our Customer Advisory dated May 15, 2021, it has been confirmed that
NYK Delphinus has safely berthed at Berth #22 in Oakland, on or around May 17,
2021, 2000 hours, after encountering a fire in engine room on May 14, 2021, which is
now under control.

This is to inform you that MV NYK Delphinus serving in our Atlantic 5 (AL5) Service
has experienced a fire in engine room on 14th May and it is now under control. The
vessel is now at West coast of US and was awaiting berth at Oakland and its last port
of call was Vancouver.

FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR FY2020 FULL YEAR

ONE INITIATIVES

Further to our Customer Advisory dated March 16, 2021, we would like to inform you
that ONE APUS has arrived Long Beach and she is expected to berth on April 12,
2021, without guarantee and subject to change.

As advised previously, a number of containers were lost during the vessel’s passage
from Yantian, China to Long Beach when it encountered a violent storm cell producing
gale-force winds and large swells. Preliminary information will be provided to our ONE
customers on whether their containers are identified as overboard or not. The
information is expected to be made available from April 11, 2021 onwards, on our web
portal: https://one-apus.loc-group.com/

Thank you always for your support to Ocean Network Express.

Further to our announcement regarding Suez Canal Incident Status Update on the Website,
we would like to inform you the latest situation.

Further to our announcement regarding Suez Canal Incident Status Update on the Website, we would like to inform you that since 19.30hrs local time on March 29, the Suez Canal has re-opened for the passage.

We regret to report that the Suez Canal passage is currently blocked to vessels in both directions due to the vessel ran aground in the Suez Canal at around 8 am local time on March 23. This incident occurred as the container ship proceeded northbound through the waterway from the Red Sea.