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[[File:Grande Costa D’Avorio fire 2023 Port Newark 2.jpg | left | thumb | [[Fireboats of New York City]] came to assistance of the [[Newark Fire Department]] because [[Fireboats in New Jersey|Newark's fireboats]] were not in working order.]] | [[File:Grande Costa D’Avorio fire 2023 Port Newark 2.jpg | left | thumb | [[Fireboats of New York City]] came to assistance of the [[Newark Fire Department]] because [[Fireboats in New Jersey|Newark's fireboats]] were not in working order.]] | ||
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The '''''Grande Costa D’Avorio''''' is an [[Italian]] [[freighter]]. She was built to simultaneously carry a deck cargo of [[Intermodal container]] and an internal cargo of [[automobile]]s or other road vehicles. She was launched in 2011. She survived a catastrophic fire, in [[Newark, New Jersey]], on July 5, 2023.<ref name=WaPo2024-01-17/><ref name=Nj2024-01-17/> | The '''''Grande Costa D’Avorio''''' is an [[Italian]] [[freighter]]. She was built to simultaneously carry a deck cargo of [[Intermodal container]] and an internal cargo of [[automobile]]s or other road vehicles. She was launched in 2011. She survived a catastrophic fire, in [[Newark, New Jersey]], on July 5, 2023.<ref name=WaPo2024-01-17/><ref name=Nj2024-01-17/><ref name=professionalmarinerNewAllegations/> | ||
The [[United States Coast Guard|US Coast Guard]] reported it took five days to finally extinguish the fire.<ref name=professionalmarinerNewAllegations/> Commentators described how, with a fire this hot, firefighters could not fight the fire directly, and the best approach was to keep the vessel under a constant bombardment of water, in an attempt to cool the blaze. Firefighters directed so much water to the vessel it developed a list, and pumps had to be deployed to pump out that water. | |||
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| title = | | title = New allegations regarding cause of Grande Costa d’Avorio fire | ||
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| quote = Five days after the fire broke out, the Coast Guard announced that the fire aboard the Grande Costa d’Avorio was out. | |||
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| url = https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/2024/01/17/cargo-ship-fire-firefighters-killed-newark/6fb64fec-b584-11ee-b285-0853d4d1b92f_story.html | |||
| title = Union, kin of firefighters killed in cargo ship blaze call for new Newark fire department leadership | |||
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| quote = And Jackson testified that on the day of the fire, both of Newark’s fire boats were in working condition and able to be deployed, only to be contradicted by the head of a fire boat task force who testified that both of Newark’s boats were not in service that day. In fact, one had not been fit for duty for at least a year, said Francis Gorman, head of the New Jersey Regional Fireboat Task Force. | |||
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| title = New allegations regarding cause of Grande Costa d'Avorio fire | |||
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| quote = The fire aboard the 692-foot Italy-flagged Grande Costa d'Avorio likely started in the No. 10 deck in the ship's vehicle garage shortly after 9:00 p.m. on July 5 during vehicle loading. The fire spread to other vehicle decks, causing massive damage. | |||
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Revision as of 06:18, 18 January 2024
Fireboats of New York City came to assistance of the Newark Fire Department because Newark's fireboats were not in working order.
The Grande Costa D’Avorio is an Italian freighter. She was built to simultaneously carry a deck cargo of Intermodal container and an internal cargo of automobiles or other road vehicles. She was launched in 2011. She survived a catastrophic fire, in Newark, New Jersey, on July 5, 2023.[1][2][3]
The US Coast Guard reported it took five days to finally extinguish the fire.[3] Commentators described how, with a fire this hot, firefighters could not fight the fire directly, and the best approach was to keep the vessel under a constant bombardment of water, in an attempt to cool the blaze. Firefighters directed so much water to the vessel it developed a list, and pumps had to be deployed to pump out that water.
References
- ↑ Wayne Parry. Union, kin of firefighters killed in cargo ship blaze call for new Newark fire department leadership, Washington Post, 2024-01-17. Retrieved on 2024-01-18. “And Jackson testified that on the day of the fire, both of Newark’s fire boats were in working condition and able to be deployed, only to be contradicted by the head of a fire boat task force who testified that both of Newark’s boats were not in service that day. In fact, one had not been fit for duty for at least a year, said Francis Gorman, head of the New Jersey Regional Fireboat Task Force.”
- ↑ ‘Deaths were preventable,’ say anguished family members of 2 firefighters lost in Port Newark fire, NJ.com, 2024-01-17. Retrieved on 2024-01-18.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 New allegations regarding cause of Grande Costa d’Avorio fire, Professional Mariner. Retrieved on 2024-01-18. “Five days after the fire broke out, the Coast Guard announced that the fire aboard the Grande Costa d’Avorio was out.”
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