Amazing! A large quantity of drugs was seized from a container
 May 20, 2024|View:137

A large ship with a capacity of 13.216 TEUS, a famous shipping line in the hot South American market -- Wanhai ASA shipping line, was seized after a Mexican port!


Mexican federal authorities recently seized 115.8 kilograms of cocaine on a large container ship, the WAN HAI A03. which was docked at the country's port of Manzanillo.


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▲ A large number of drugs were seized in Mexico (screenshot of the report)


The operation was carried out by Mexican navy personnel in coordination with customs in Manzanillo when they inspected a container containing "heated glass ovens" destined for Mexico City, the report said.


Also included in the shipment were 100 packets of cocaine totalling 115.8kg, which were placed at the disposal of the Federal Prosecutor's office.


The container containing cocaine is understood to have boarded the WAN HAI A03 from a Central American port.


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▲WAN HAI A03 round


So far, federal authorities have not released statements about whether any arrests have been made, whether any companies are under investigation, or exactly where the container came from and where the drugs are headed.


According to the official website of Wanhai, the container ship WAN HAI A03 was built in 2023 with a capacity of 13.216 TEU and flies under the Singapore flag. It is currently deployed by shipping company Wanhai Shipping on the Asia-South America ASA route, which is connected to Shanghai, Ningbo, Shekou, Hong Kong, Kaohsiung and other ports in China.


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▲ASA route chart and subsequent port call arrangement


Perhaps due to the influence of drug seizure, WAN HAI A03 was detained for a long time for more than 3 days in the sea area of Manzanyo, Mexico. Considering that the subsequent ports of this ship include several domestic ports, the main freight forwarding enterprises that plan to load this ship need to pay attention to the dynamics of the subsequent shipping schedule.