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Port operations unaffected by container incident at Keppel Terminal: MPA

Fifteen empty containers at the terminal fell into the sea on 1 December.

The Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) said port operations at Keppel Terminal were unaffected after 15 containers fell from the wharf into the sea on 1 December during a squall.

"There are no reported injuries and no immediate impact to port operations," the MPA reported.

The agency said it has deployed two patrol crafts to monitor and cordon off the affected area to facilitate recovery work by PSA Corporation Ltd.

"MPA’s Port Operations Control Centre has restricted all vessel movements in the vicinity of Keppel Terminal until the containers are recovered," the agency added.

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