Shadr logged in three times to attack the southeastern port!After the resumption of work in many por
- Author:Maintenance network
- Source:Maintenance network
- Release Date:2026-09-04
Typhoon Shadr, the 18th this year, has been moving strongly northward since its formation, bringing serious impact to China's southeastern coastal ports.Around 6:30 a.m. on September 3, "Shadel" made its third landfall along the coast of Zhangpu Gulei, Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province. When it landed, the maximum wind force near the center reached level 9 (23 meters/second), and the minimum air pressure at the center was 985 hPa.Previously, the typhoon had made landfall twice in Yuhuan City, Taizhou City, Zhejiang Province and Longwan District, Wenzhou City, on the morning of August 28. The maximum wind force near the center reached level 12 when it made landfall.
Many ports are shut down and there is a serious backlog of ships
The strong winds and heavy rainfall brought by "Shadr" had a direct impact on coastal port operations.Affected by this, Xiamen Ferry, Xiamen-Jinjin Route, Quanjin Route, Xiamen-Zhang Ferry and other maritime passenger routes were suspended in the early morning of September 3.All 118 hydraulic projects along Fujian's coast have been suspended, and 57 passenger ferry routes have been suspended.In Zhejiang, the Ningbo Maritime Safety Administration has previously entered the first level of typhoon emergency response, and the Ningbo Municipal Defense Directive has upgraded the typhoon emergency response to level two.As the intensity of the typhoon weakened after its third landfall in Fujian and moved inland, ports in Zhejiang have entered the stage of resuming work and production, but the backlog of ships caused by previous shutdowns has not yet been fully digested.Data shows that during the passage of the typhoon, the average waiting time for some ships at Shanghai Yangshan Port was as long as 7 to 11 days. The capacity of container ships waiting to berth at global ports once exceeded 4.3 million TEU, exceeding the peak during the epidemic.Twenty-five large and medium-sized reservoirs in Ningde City, Fujian Province, were pre-empted before the typhoon, freeing up about 420 million cubic meters of storage capacity to prevent flooding caused by heavy rainfall and affecting the collection and distribution system behind the port.
Wenzhou transit shipments are affected by delays at the hub port
Most of the export goods at Wenzhou Port have always needed to be transported to Shanghai and Ningbo ports via towing or barges before boarding ocean-going ships.Once transit hubs such as Shanghai and Ningbo experience port congestion and ship backlog, Wenzhou cargo owners and freight forwarders will easily delay their shipment plans.Under extreme weather, the longer the transit link, the higher the uncertainty of shipping schedules.
Trial operation of Wenzhou departure port shipping schedule query on Weiyun.com is online
In order to help logistics practitioners in Wenzhou better control shipping time and flexibly respond to shipping delays caused by typhoons and other unexpected factors, the Wenzhou Shipping Network has now launched a trial run function for checking shipping schedules at the departure port of "Wenzhou (WENZHOU)".01Instructions for use
Inquiry portal: In the shipping schedule inquiry section - drop-down list of port of departure, you can find [WENZHOU (Wenzhou)] marked with [NEW Trial Operation] to query the shipping schedule of large ships originating from Wenzhou; transit tip: For barge information from Wenzhou to Shanghai and Ningbo, you can view the page "Shipment News", and for ocean-going ships, it is recommended to switch the port of departure to Shanghai or Ningbo; currently open route resources: SITC: Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Thailand (Vietnam only), Indonesia, Philippines(Philippines only) COSCO/OOCL: Red Sea route Jinjiang Shipping: China Taiwan route Ningbo Ocean Shipping: China Taiwan, Indonesia, Philippines (Philippines only) During the typhoon season, users can use the Wenzhou departure port shipping schedule tool to compare direct outbound and transit options to avoid delay risks in advance and stabilize the shipment rhythm.
Many ports are shut down and there is a serious backlog of ships
The strong winds and heavy rainfall brought by "Shadr" had a direct impact on coastal port operations.Affected by this, Xiamen Ferry, Xiamen-Jinjin Route, Quanjin Route, Xiamen-Zhang Ferry and other maritime passenger routes were suspended in the early morning of September 3.All 118 hydraulic projects along Fujian's coast have been suspended, and 57 passenger ferry routes have been suspended.In Zhejiang, the Ningbo Maritime Safety Administration has previously entered the first level of typhoon emergency response, and the Ningbo Municipal Defense Directive has upgraded the typhoon emergency response to level two.As the intensity of the typhoon weakened after its third landfall in Fujian and moved inland, ports in Zhejiang have entered the stage of resuming work and production, but the backlog of ships caused by previous shutdowns has not yet been fully digested.Data shows that during the passage of the typhoon, the average waiting time for some ships at Shanghai Yangshan Port was as long as 7 to 11 days. The capacity of container ships waiting to berth at global ports once exceeded 4.3 million TEU, exceeding the peak during the epidemic.Twenty-five large and medium-sized reservoirs in Ningde City, Fujian Province, were pre-empted before the typhoon, freeing up about 420 million cubic meters of storage capacity to prevent flooding caused by heavy rainfall and affecting the collection and distribution system behind the port.
Wenzhou transit shipments are affected by delays at the hub port
Most of the export goods at Wenzhou Port have always needed to be transported to Shanghai and Ningbo ports via towing or barges before boarding ocean-going ships.Once transit hubs such as Shanghai and Ningbo experience port congestion and ship backlog, Wenzhou cargo owners and freight forwarders will easily delay their shipment plans.Under extreme weather, the longer the transit link, the higher the uncertainty of shipping schedules.
Trial operation of Wenzhou departure port shipping schedule query on Weiyun.com is online
In order to help logistics practitioners in Wenzhou better control shipping time and flexibly respond to shipping delays caused by typhoons and other unexpected factors, the Wenzhou Shipping Network has now launched a trial run function for checking shipping schedules at the departure port of "Wenzhou (WENZHOU)".01Instructions for use
Inquiry portal: In the shipping schedule inquiry section - drop-down list of port of departure, you can find [WENZHOU (Wenzhou)] marked with [NEW Trial Operation] to query the shipping schedule of large ships originating from Wenzhou; transit tip: For barge information from Wenzhou to Shanghai and Ningbo, you can view the page "Shipment News", and for ocean-going ships, it is recommended to switch the port of departure to Shanghai or Ningbo; currently open route resources: SITC: Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Thailand (Vietnam only), Indonesia, Philippines(Philippines only) COSCO/OOCL: Red Sea route Jinjiang Shipping: China Taiwan route Ningbo Ocean Shipping: China Taiwan, Indonesia, Philippines (Philippines only) During the typhoon season, users can use the Wenzhou departure port shipping schedule tool to compare direct outbound and transit options to avoid delay risks in advance and stabilize the shipment rhythm.