New Casualty - ONE CONTINUITY - Loss of Stowed Containers
Incident Date: 6th December 2025
Vessel: ONE CONTINUITY
Incident: Loss of Stowed Containers
Type: Fully Cellular Containership
IMO No.: 9388352
W.E. Cox have learnt of an incident involving the ONE CONTINUITY, a Singapore flag, 88,089GT, 9,362TEU fully cellular containership vessel. The ONE CONTINUITY was sailing from Le Havre, France to Singapore when 45 empty containers fell overboard whilst transiting the Bay of Biscay during rough sea conditions on 6th December 2025.
It is understood that a further 100 containers were unstable and the ONE CONTINUITY was ordered to dock at the Boluda Terminal in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain. We further understand that the offloading and inspection of the affected container stacks are ongoing.
The ONE CONTINUITY is owned by Seaspan S-2262 Private Limited and managed by Onesea Solutions Private Limited. She trades between the Asia, Europe and North America.
As a result of this casualty, cargo deliveries will likely be delayed, with possible cargo loss and damage. The situation may also give rise to General Average that will require Cargo interests to provide General Average Security prior to cargo being released at destination.
If you are aware of any involvement in this casualty and W E Cox Claims Group may be of assistance in any way, including provision of securities, arranging surveys, adjusting any potential losses &/or undertaking recovery action, please do not hesitate to contact us. As appropriate, please contact:
United Kingdom – Paul Friett cargoclaims@w-e-cox.co.uk
France – Marie-Laure Mirrione MarieLaureMirrione@w-e-cox.eu
Europe – John Jackson Johnjackson@cwhji.com
Hong Kong – Twinnie Lai twinnie@ceemis.com.hk
Singapore – Paul Sansom psansom@w-e-cox.com.sg
USA – Joshua Gayer jgayer@w-e-cox.com
Australia – Niall Orr norr@w-e-cox.com.au
If this or future casualty notices should be forwarded to any of your colleagues, we would be pleased to receive their contact details and we will add them to our Client List.