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The 'CMA CGM Rossini' has been put under quarantine at the Hong Kong anchorage, after one crew member on board was tested positive for COVID-19 upon its arrival on July 10, 2020. The seafarer who fell sick earlier has now fully recovered and left the hospital. A full deep clean was conducted on board with all remaining crew members testing negative for the virus. The ship remained moored in pos. 22° 10.67' N 114° 4.73' E as of July 27.

The "CMA CGM Rossini" suffered a fire in the Container cargo while approaching Colombo on June 15, 2016. The fire spread to several containers before it was extinguished by the crew. The vessel remained in port until June 26 when she sailed bound for Suez, ETA July 4.

The two sailors from the catamaran "Llama Lo", Jean Sitruk, 65, and Kyle Castelyn, 20, arrived safely at the Table Bay Sea Rescue base in the V&A Waterfront in the morning of Oct 20 after the "CMA CGM Rossini" dropped anchor in Table Bay. The two men were brought to shore by the Table Bay lifeboat "Spirit of Vodacom". Their catamaran hit a whale about 50 miles off East London which tore a hole in the vessel’s port side causing it to flood and capsize. Report with photos: http://www.nsri.org.za/2015/10/catamaran-sailors-safely-in-cape-town/