What Crew Members Say About One-Columba

On February 28, 2025, a maritime incident unfolded in Hong Kong as the container ship 'ONE Columbia', while making its approach from Chiwan, collided with the berthed vessel 'Clifford Maersk' (IMO: 9198575) at the Kwai Chung No. 9 Terminal. The 'ONE Columbia' experienced a loss of power moments before the allision, which likely prompted the crew to initiate emergency measures, including dropping anchor. Despite their efforts, the ship struck the starboard side of the 'Clifford Maersk' during its maneuver to berth, resulting in the unfortunate dislodging of three containers from the latter vessel. Additionally, 'ONE Columbia' sustained a significant hull breach, measuring approximately two meters in length. Swift action from the Hong Kong Marine Department ensured the retrieval of all containers that fell into the sea, and fortunately, the incident did not result in any injuries or oil spills. An official investigation into the collision has been launched. Following the event, 'Clifford Maersk' resumed its voyage, departing from the port on March 2 at 5 a.m. UTC, headed for Shanghai with an estimated time of arrival on March 4. The 'ONE Columbia' also set sail on March 2, destined for Ningbo. For further details, check the full report with video coverage here: https://www.seatrade-maritime.com/accidents/one-and-maersk-container-ships-collide-in-hong-kong-port.

Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE) proudly announces the completion of the delivery of its fourth 14,000 TEU container ship, the ONE COLUMBA, at the Kure Shipyard operated by Japan Marine United Corporation. This impressive vessel, which boasts a carrying capacity of 14,000 TEU, has Nippon Yusen Kaisha as its sublet owner. The delivery of ONE COLUMBA marks a significant milestone for ONE, as it is the fourth 14,000 TEU magenta-hued containership launched by the company this year, following the successful deliveries of ONE STORK on June 12, 2018, ONE MINATO on July 26, 2018, and ONE AQUILA on September 7, 2018. Moreover, ONE has three additional vessels under construction, with expected delivery slated for 2019, reinforcing their commitment to expanding their fleet and enhancing their service capabilities in the maritime industry.