Edward Austin Kent, 58, a wealthy architect, was in Cabin B-37 in the first-class quarters of the ship, an elegant room near the starboard bow not far from the gilded "millionaires' suites." ...

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As the Shekou’s bow was in line with South Mole, the pilot ordered a course of 083° as the last tug was being made fast on the starboard shoulder and the vessel was making good around 7.5 knots.

During operations, a dangerous cargo container on the starboard bow caught fire and exploded. The accident caused damage to nearby containers and the ship's body, resulting in a direct economic ...