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Hapag-Lloyd has evacuated crew after fire

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The crew on a Hapag-Lloyd ship that caught on fire last week has been evacuated over the weekend, as the fire has yet to be put out.

Arkivfoto Photo: PR-foto/Hapag-Lloyd

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