Morning Midas Cargo Ship Fire Incident
Sector: Energy Storage • Location: International Waters
Source: Popular Science
The cargo ship Morning Midas, carrying 3,000 cars including about 750 electric or hybrid vehicles, caught fire in the Pacific Ocean. The fire, possibly fueled by lithium-ion batteries in the EVs, led to the crew abandoning the ship. The vessel remains afloat and burning, with salvage operations planned.
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Original status | burning/abandoned |
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Description | The cargo ship Morning Midas, carrying 3,000 cars including about 750 electric or hybrid vehicles, caught fire in the Pacific Ocean. The fire, possibly fueled by lithium-ion batteries in the EVs, led to the crew abandoning the ship. The vessel remains afloat and burning, with salvage operations planned. |
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