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Little-used Leatherman dock a godsend for troubled ship
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Posttime:2022-01-28
THE troubled 13,900-TEU Madrid Bridge, which suffered a collapsed container stack mid-Atlantic, has at last found a berth at the little used Hugh K Leatherman terminal in Port of Charleston, reports London's Loadstar.
The spanking new Leatherman terminal is little used, despite high demand for berths because working conditions there are subject to a continuing management-union legal dispute in court.
The Madrid Bridge lost 65 containers overboard January 7 with another 89 damaged on deck heavy weather en route from Singapore to New York. Rather than going to New York as planned, the ship was instead re-routed to Charleston, skipping congested Norfolk, Virginia and Savannah, Georgia port calls.
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