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MV Stride (2024)

An engine-room fire aboard MV Stride during bunkering at Barbours Cut Marine Terminal, Texas, killed two crew members and seriously injured one.

Classification

  • Incident Type: Fire
  • Severity: High

Vessel Details

FieldValue
Vessel NameMV Stride
Vessel TypeContainer
Flag StatePanama [PA]
IMO Number9149835
MMSI351567000
Call Sign3FRT7
Gross Tonnage21611
LOA (m)182
Breadth (m)30.20
TEU2174
Year Built1997

Incident Details

FieldValue
Date2024-01-08
LocationBarbours Cut Marine Terminal, LaPorte, Texas, United States
Coordinates29.680333, -95.003667
RegionUnited States
Fatalities2
Injuries1
Missing0
Direct Damage
Economic Damage

Key facts

  • MV Stride suffered an engine-room fire during bunkering at Barbours Cut Marine Terminal in LaPorte, Texas.
  • The NTSB report records two fatal injuries and one serious injury.
  • No missing-person outcome is recorded in the available casualty information.
  • No official damage or economic-loss estimate is identified in the available material.

Narrative

On 8 January 2024, MV Stride suffered an engine-room fire while bunkering at Barbours Cut Marine Terminal in LaPorte, Texas. The National Transportation Safety Board casualty information records two crew fatalities and one serious injury. No missing-person outcome is recorded.

The available evidence identifies the vessel, operation, location, fire type, and human consequences. It does not provide enough detail to state the ignition sequence, causal findings, emergency response, physical damage, pollution, or economic loss without adding unsupported detail.

The public record also does not state the number of persons aboard or the time at which the fire began. Those details remain unresolved, as does the final extent of vessel damage.

Sequence of events

Date/timeEvent
2024-01-08MV Stride was bunkering at Barbours Cut Marine Terminal in LaPorte, Texas.
2024-01-08An engine-room fire occurred, causing two fatalities and one serious injury.

Investigation

The National Transportation Safety Board investigated the casualty with U.S. Coast Guard participation in report MIR-25-05. The report is the official investigation source for the event and casualty outcome. The available evidence does not support adding a specific ignition cause or damage estimate to this page.

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