Foreign ship carrying 170,000 tons of Australian ore arrested in Vietnam after pier crash

VNExpress - Oct 22, 2026

A Marshall Islands-flagged ship carrying more than 170,000 tons of iron ore has been arrested for 30 days by a court in central Vietnam after crashing into a pier at steelmaker Hoa Phat's Dung Quat port.

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