Well, That's not good.
From the post:
>Hundreds of firefighters were scrambled to a massive blaze aboard a cargo ship docked in the Port of Los Angeles.
Almost 200 first responders descended on the vessel on Friday night after a major emergency was declared.
All of the 23 crew members were evacuated and there were no injuries.
The ship was carrying hazardous cargo when an electrical fire broke out below deck.
The fire was first reported at around 6.38pm local time, per the Daily Breeze.
But by about 7 pm the fire had spread to several levels of the 1,102-foot-long ship ship, according to the fire department.
The blaze spread rapidly before the vessel was rocked by an explosion in the mid-deck, officials said.
Well, That's not good.
From the post:
>>Hundreds of firefighters were scrambled to a massive blaze aboard a cargo ship docked in the Port of Los Angeles.
Almost 200 first responders descended on the vessel on Friday night after a major emergency was declared.
All of the 23 crew members were evacuated and there were no injuries.
The ship was carrying hazardous cargo when an electrical fire broke out below deck.
The fire was first reported at around 6.38pm local time, per the Daily Breeze.
But by about 7 pm the fire had spread to several levels of the 1,102-foot-long ship ship, according to the fire department.
The blaze spread rapidly before the vessel was rocked by an explosion in the mid-deck, officials said.