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VIDEO: Fireplace damages Vancouver port coal terminal

December 30, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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No accidents had been reported after a equipment fireplace broken a marine coal terminal on the Port of Vancouver.

Video posted on social media confirmed thick black smoke billowing from the blaze at Westshore Terminals on Friday at Roberts Financial institution, British Columbia. The hearth was extinguished by native first responders, the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority mentioned in a press release. Operations on the terminal, simply over the U.S. border, and at a neighboring facility operated by GCT Deltaport had been quickly shut down.

Delta Fireplace & Emergency Companies in a posting to X mentioned the fireplace was restricted to a conveyor belt and isn’t thought-about suspicious.

Westshore payments itself as Canada’s busiest export coal terminal, dealing with 36 million tons a yr.

There was no quick phrase on when operations would resume. 

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