.An aerial photo is actually showing compartments at Beilun Port in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, China, on April 11, 2024. Nurphoto|Nurphoto|Getty ImagesBEIJING u00e2 $" A hazardous goods compartment blew up Friday on a cargo ship in China's high-traffic Ningbo slot, Taiwanese craft manager Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp. told CNBC in a statement.No casualties or even personal injuries were introduced to time. The event took place on the YM Wheelchair ship and led to a fire, which has actually been actually taken controlled, the owner stated. All individuals on board were actually safely and securely evacuated.The Liberia-flagged ship had arrived in Ningbo after last phoning at Shanghai, according to MarineTraffic tracking information. State-owned slot operator Ningbo-Zhoushan pointed out the ship was anchored at the Beilun 2 container terminal, according to an article on Mandarin social media.The slot driver and Yang Ming both pointed out the reason for the happening was actually not yet clear.Yang Ming incorporated that the manager of the products had actually proclaimed it under dry, freezer, without need for plugged-in power, according to a CNBC interpretation of the Chinese-language statement.The occurrence did not immediately appear to significantly interrupt major delivery lines.Ningbo-Zhoushan is China's second-highest traffic slot, located in eastern China's Zhejiang province. Shanghai is actually the busiest port on the planet, followed by Singapore and then Ningbo-Zhoushan, according to Lloyd's List.u00e2 $" CNBC's Ruxandra Iordache contributed to this report.