However, the world’s second-largest shipping company added that although security measures had been put in place, “the overall risk in the area is not eliminated at this stage.”.
“Maersk will not hesitate to re-evaluate the situation and once again initiate diversion plans if we deem it necessary for the safety of our seafarers,” it said.
Other shipping giants including Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), CMA CGM and Hapag-Lloyd have also been avoiding the Red Sea route because of the increased threat of attacks.
Hapag-Lloyd stated on Tuesday that it would reevaluate the Red Sea situation on Wednesday prior to making a decision.
The business had said last week that by the end of the year, 25 ships will be redirected.
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