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About 75 shipping containers fell into the water at the Port of Long Beach on Tuesday. While several have been removed, dozens remain in the water. It's unclear what caused the containers to fall.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Crews are still cleaning up the mess left behind after dozens of shipping containers fell off a ship in the Port of Long Beach ...

The Port of Long Beach, California viewed from a distance On Tuesday, September 9, at least 75 shipping containers fell off the cargo ship, the Mississippi, when unloading its cargo at the Port of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. U.S. Coast Guard crews have been called in to help secure several containers left dangling and in danger of falling from a cargo ...

Work continues at the Port of Long Beach to clear the site where an estimated 75 cargo containers fell from a ship on Sept. 9, as the cause of the mishap remains under investigation. The vessel was at ...

Work continues at Pier G in the Port of Long Beach to recover and clear away the estimated 75 cargo containers that fell from the vessel Mississippi, with 54 of those now recovered as of Friday, Sept.

More than 60 shipping containers fell from a cargo ship, many of them into the ocean, on Tuesday morning in the Port of Long Beach. According to a statement from the port, dozens of containers fell ...