A fire broke out on the container ship ONE while moored at the Port of Los Angeles. According to the port authority, the fire started in one of the upper-deck containers. The crew was quickly evacuated, and port firefighters were able to contain the fire several hours later.
📌 What is currently known:
- The fire did not spread to the engine room or living quarters.
- The vessel was towed back to the berth after the hull cooled.
- Several containers were damaged; cargo and structural assessments are underway.
- U.S. Coast Guard investigators are working with ONE representatives to determine the cause of the fire.
🔥 Container fires remain a major industry concern, ranging from lithium batteries to misdeclared cargo. Los Angeles officials note that the response followed protocol: the vessel was isolated, and port traffic was temporarily restricted to ensure safety.
Stay tuned for updates—the cause of the incident and a preliminary damage assessment will be released after the inspections are completed.