"LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Several shipping containers have fallen off a cargo ship and into the water at the Port of Long Beach in southern California. Details are limited, but ABC Los Angeles affiliate KABC's helicopter was above the scene Tuesday morning, and captured the containers scattered across the water. According to Port of Long Beach officials, no injuries have been reported."
"Details are limited, but ABC Los Angeles affiliate KABC's helicopter was above the scene Tuesday morning, and captured the containers scattered across the water. According to Port of Long Beach officials, no injuries have been reported. SEE ALSO: Explosion on cargo ship closes Baltimore shipping channel near bridge collapse site This is a developing story. This article will continue to be updated as more information becomes available. KABC is working to get more information."
Several shipping containers fell off a cargo ship into the waters of the Port of Long Beach in southern California on Tuesday morning. Aerial footage from an ABC Los Angeles (KABC) helicopter showed containers scattered across the water. Port of Long Beach officials reported no injuries. Details about causes, the number of containers lost, and potential environmental or navigational impacts remain limited. Authorities and port personnel are continuing to gather information and monitor the site. An explosion on a cargo ship closed a Baltimore shipping channel near a bridge collapse site. KABC is working to obtain further information.
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