1800 Containers Lost At Sea, The Largest Container Ship Disaster Costs $ Billions

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Publicado 2024-02-07
The Scary Dangers of Working on Gigantic Container Ships. From heart-stopping capsizes to fiery encounters, these incidents aren't just headline news—they're a startling reality that disrupts the smooth flow of global trade.

In this eye-opening video, we delve deep into the staggering value these colossal ships carry and the shocking losses incurred when disaster strikes. It's not just about weathering storms; human errors can lead to monumental mishaps that send shockwaves through the global economy.

Join us as we uncover the intricate causes behind these disasters—harsh weather conditions, technical errors, and more—that threaten not just lost cargo but also the delicate balance of our marine ecosystems. From financial upheavals for businesses to environmental hazards that linger for years, these incidents hold a deeper impact than meets the eye.

Are these disasters just minor hiccups in the grand scheme of global trade, or do they pose a more significant threat than we realize? Dive into this revealing exploration and discover the hidden risks that navigate the vast oceans of global commerce. Subscribe now for an eye-opening journey into the unseen world of cargo ship disasters!


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  • @Wolfen443
    Did the shipping industry paid for this video?. Is just too nice for the mess they create at sea.
  • @roncrook5344
    Its a mistake to count on products from other countries if they can be produced here.
  • @ElSantoLuchador
    The average annual loss is about 2000 shipping containers. 2022 was a good year with only 661 containers lost. Considering 7 trillion dollars in product is transported each year, the losses are minuscule. If you do a cost benefit analysis sometimes it's easier to live with the losses as the price tag to prevent them exceeds the losses. The cost of doing business. "Of the estimated 250 million containers shipped annually, the 661 containers lost represent a mere 0.00026%.". (WSC Container Lost at Sea 2023 Report).
  • @SeeTheWholeTruth
    You could do a whole video on how much it costs for food barges on the Mississippi or Down in Brazil has hit the world too.
  • Prophecy. The seas will become so bad that shipping will not be possible.
  • What a terrible way to die. Being trapped in a container while being trafficked to another country.
  • Wonderful video!!:face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape:
  • @TheEDNC
    Two words… CLIMATE CHANGE
  • @earthstewardude
    plenty of good stuff left in them containers. Get your scuba gear on and grab what you can!
  • @thelastliran
    now i know where my 30 phone cases for 3$ went
  • Something tells me that waves 🌊 on our oceans will increase in power and size in the coming years. Is the shipping industry listening also?
  • @gerrys6265
    Was this a short video by the shipping companies? Ending with a solid statement about how quickly and completely nature bounces back after a disaster like this....bullshit! And what about the thousands/millions of critters that die because of the accident and aftermath of reduced populations, migratory birds, long term poisonings etc....to name just a few we know about - which still laves the impacts we don't bother top or can't figure out how to measure. That kind of "oh well" talk just allows the companies to carry on with business as usual which is part of the human centric economic structure of capitalism's insane path to our own destruction.
  • @zeke5491
    It’s amazing in this day and age, with all the knowledge gained over 2,000 years- ships still sink