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A massive explosion rocked a container ship loaded with hazardous goods at the Port of Ningbo-Zhoushan, China's busiest port by cargo tonnage. The port is situated along the East China Sea coast and faces operational disruptions.

The vessel tracking website MarineTraffic reported that the explosion occurred on the Liberia-flagged containership called YM Mobility at the Beilun terminal.

MarineTraffic said, "Fortunately, no injuries were reported, but the incident involved hazardous materials and led to substantial damage nearby. As authorities conduct safety inspections, temporary disruptions in port operations are expected." . .

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>A massive explosion rocked a container ship loaded with hazardous goods at the Port of Ningbo-Zhoushan, China's busiest port by cargo tonnage. The port is situated along the East China Sea coast and faces operational disruptions. >The vessel tracking website MarineTraffic reported that the explosion occurred on the Liberia-flagged containership called YM Mobility at the Beilun terminal. >MarineTraffic said, "Fortunately, no injuries were reported, but the incident involved hazardous materials and led to substantial damage nearby. As authorities conduct safety inspections, temporary disruptions in port operations are expected." . . [Video 1](https://twitter.com/asiatechwire/status/1821803270257696960) [Video 2](https://twitter.com/AkiyoshiKawash1/status/1821825615437426745) [Video 3](https://twitter.com/Sino_Market/status/1821808933788631372) [Video 4](https://twitter.com/bitex2047/status/1821814237146341835) [Archive](https://archive.today/petXA)

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Are we in a secret war, or is China a bunch of screw-ups? I'm really not sure. Something like this could be a strategic move to harm their logistics, but then again, it's China.