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MV BANGKOK BRIDGE 097W crew member test positive for Covid-19

Jul 31, 2020

On the MV BANGKOK BRIDGE (Voyage 097W), deployed in the South Africa Asia Express 2 (SA2) Service, a crew member tested positive for Covid-19 on arrival at the port of Shekou.

As a safety measure, the vessel is currently at anchorage near Shekou.

Together with our partners, we are currently evaluating the potential impact on vessel and cargo operations. Berthing dates for the subsequent ports of the rotation will be adjusted accordingly.

We regret any inconvenience caused by this incident which is obviously beyond our control. We assure you that we are doing our utmost to come to a timely resolution. We very much ask for your patience and understanding.

During this unprecedented crisis many of our crew members already work much longer than originally planned. We very much value and appreciate their hard and passionate work – and we are very sure that you will join us in wishing a speedy recovery for the crew member affected.

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