The surgery at Port G of Long Beach, California, was temporarily stopped after 67 containers fell from a cargo ship.
The U.S. Coast Guard is investigating why the containers fell off the cargo ship after 9 a.m. Tuesday, the port said in a press release.
The port said on social media that the drop container damaged the clean air barge connected to Mississippi, and a person at the scene was reluctant to disclose the authorities’ naming and suffered minor injuries.
The Coast Guard has established a security zone in the 500-yard area near Mississippi. The port said Pier G reopened before 11:07 a.m. Wednesday, except for the ship’s vicinity, the port said.
Recycling of containers from water.
Mississippi sailed under the Portuguese flag and left Shenzhen, China on August 26, according to Tracking website Finder.
