The northern Pacific after catching a fire sinks in the morning midas ship in the morning

Anchorage, Alaska (AP) – A cargo ship that was distributing new vehicles in Mexico in the Northern Pacific Ocean, crew members weeks after leaving the ship when they could not extinguish the fire on a ship, which left the carrier dead in water.

The morning mids drowned on Monday at Alaska's Aleutian Island series series, the ship's management company, London -based in London.

“There is no visible pollution,” said the spokesperson of the boxing officer Cameron Snell, an Alaska -based American Coast Guard. “We currently have ships on the scene to respond to any pollution.”

The statement said that due to damage to fire due to inclement weather and water leakage, the carrier drowned about 16,404 feet (5,000 meters) deep and about 415 miles (770 km) from about 415 miles (770 km).

The ship was loaded with about 3,000 new vehicles for a major Pacific port in Mexico. It was not immediately clear whether any car was removed before drowning, and the zodiac maritime did not respond to the messages on Tuesday.

The vehicle was disabled a few days after the fire broke out near a disposal crew.

Two disposal tugs with pollution control equipment will remain on the scene for monitoring for any signal of pollution or debris, the company said. Members of the crew of those two ships were not injured when the morning Midas drowned.

Zodiac Meritime said that it is sending another special pollution reaction vessel as an additional precaution.

The Coast Guard said that he received a crisis alert on 3 June about the fire on the morning midas, which was then about 300 miles (490 km) in the south -west of Edak Island.

There were 22 crew members in the morning. All were evacuated to a lifeboat and rescued by a nearby merchant sea vessel. There was no injury.

The cars had about 70 completely electric and about 680 hybrid vehicles. A large plum of smoke was initially seen in the stern of the ship coming from the deck loaded with Coast Guests, the Coast Guard and the zodiac sea said at that time.

Adak is about 1,200 miles (1,930 km) to the west of Alaska, the largest city of Alaska.

The 600-foot (183 m) morning Midas was built in 2006 and a Liberian flag was the sail. According to the industry's site Marinetrafic.com, the car and truck carrier left Yantai, China for Mexico on 26 May.

A Dutch Safety Board recently asked in a report to improve the emergency response on the North Sea Shipping routes, which was carrying 3,000 automobiles including about 500 electric vehicles from Germany to Singapore in 2023, after a deadly fire on a freiter.

One person was killed and others were injured in the fire, out of control for a week. The ship was eventually taken to a Netherlands port for disposal.