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Not sure if this has been seen here yet:

https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2018/10/30/shipping-container-explodes-at-port-of-la-prompts-evacuations/

SAN PEDRO (CBSLA) – A bomb squad was investigating an explosion Tuesday in a shipping container at the Port of Los Angeles.

No injuries were reported as a result of the blast, which was reported just before 6 p.m. in the 100 block of South Ferry Street, according to Amy Bastman of the Los Angeles Fire Department.

weird part-

The container, which was due to be exported, was believed to be one of eight to 10 containing scrap metal, Sanfield said.

Scrap metal container exploded? Was there something hidden within?

Anonymous ID: a63bc0 Oct. 31, 2018, 6:55 a.m. No.3674657 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>4669

>>3674634

Something else I found odd about this:

https://www.portoflosangeles.org/references/news_091718_ipcsa

17 September 2018 The Port of Las Angeles joined an international organization led by 6 European Nations to assist in tracking containers and supplies at ports world wide. This agreement gave them a seat on a UN Counsel regarding ports.

“The Port of Los Angeles is the busiest port in North America, handling 9.3 million Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) in 2017. The Port joins IPCSA as is launches, in coordination with GE Transportation, the ‘Port Optimizer,’ a technology platform designed to provide advanced visibility and optimise planning throughout the supply chain.”

So they have a new system in place for tracking containers, but don’t know exactly how many containers contain scrap metal?

>>3674657

And Evergreen name pops up again

Port of Los Angeles spokesman Phillip Sanfield said the explosion occurred at the Evergreen Shipping terminal, one of seven at the port.

>Of course it’s the fucking Evergreen Shipping Terminal.

rest of article:

The container, which was due to be exported, was believed to be one of eight to 10 containing scrap metal, Sanfield said.

>exported to where?

SKY9’s Stu Mundel said the container was ripped apart. Investigators called the incident an “industrial accident,” according to Mundel.

A bomb squad was sent to check out the other containers to make sure there was no additional danger, according to Sanfield, who said over 100 people, including truckers, were evacuated from the terminal while the investigation was underway.

The rest of the port was fully operational, Sanfield said.

Foul play was not suspected, according to Los Angeles Police Department Officer Mike Lopez said.

An investigation is ongoing.