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The Port of Long Beach, California, is reporting that all its terminals have resumed operations a day after the dramatic container collapse on a berthed vessel. Pier G, where the vessel Mississippi <\/em>is berthed, is open and operating except for the immediate area around the vessel.<\/p>\n In a statement issued on Wednesday, a day after the collapse, the Port of Long Beach now reports that there was one minor injury tied to the incident. They avoided a worse situation, especially with the emissions barge that was alongside and attached to the containership when some of the containers collapsed onto the barge. The U.S. Coast Guard reports the barge sustained damage. Other containers collapsed onto the dock alongside the ship.<\/p>\n Additional videos have been released showing the sequence of events. After the first collapse, it appears the area around the vessel had been roped off for safety before the subsequent collapse. The situation continued with additional boxes that had been hanging from the ship also giving way and falling overboard.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Video footage of containers falling from vessel Mississippi taken by @uscg<\/a> Sector LA-LB Incident Management Division while on scene. #longbeach<\/a> #vesselmississippi<\/a> #polb<\/a> #uscg<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/bAMNlhDUFB<\/a><\/p>\n\n
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