Reviews & Ratings for the Phuc-Khanh

Authorities have launched a thorough investigation following the allision involving the 'Phuc Khanh', a vessel that recently lost four containers during an incident. As of February 23, three of the containers have been successfully retrieved, while one container sank and is currently being recovered. Local officials are scrutinizing various factors, including the cause of the vessel's engine failure, its speed, whether it was anchored, and other relevant elements leading up to the incident. The Vietnam Expressway Development Investment Corporation has announced its commitment to work with relevant parties to assess the damages inflicted on the Phuoc Khanh bridge and intends to hold the ship’s owner accountable for any impact. The 'Phuc Khanh' remains stationary at Ben Nghe Port while investigations proceed.

On February 21 at 12:45 PM, the cargo ship 'Phuc Khanh' was escorted to a terminal in Ho Chi Minh City after experiencing a critical engine failure. The vessel, which lost power and drifted, ultimately collided with a tower crane, sustaining considerable damage. This strategic maneuver aimed to prevent potential congestion in the navigational channel, ensuring safety for other vessels in the area. The incident highlights the importance of timely responses to maritime emergencies.

On the morning of February 21, 2021, the container vessel 'Phuc Khanh' encountered a critical engine malfunction while navigating the Soai Rap River in Ho Chi Minh City. The unfortunate mechanical failure caused the ship to drift uncontrollably towards a tower crane involved in the construction of the Phuoc Khanh Bridge. The impact resulted in a significant collapse, with the upper section of the crane crashing onto the vessel and wreaking havoc on several containers positioned on its deck. In total, four containers fell into the river due to the incident. Following the collision, the 'Phuc Khanh' was subsequently towed to Ben Bghe Port for recovery and docked there. The ship had just arrived from Hai Phong on February 20. For further insights and visuals of the incident, you can visit the following links: [Dan Tri Article](https://dantri.com.vn/xa-hoi/tau-hang-hon-8000-tan-dam-gay-cau-thi-cong-cau-phuoc-khanh-20210221232011661.htm) and [Dan Tri Phuoc Khanh Bridge](https://dantri.com.vn/cau-phuoc-khanh.tag).