Fire on ship docked at Port of Los Angeles prompts evacuation of crew, officials say

A cargo vessel caught occurrence astatine the Port of Los Angeles successful San Pedro connected Friday, forcing the unit to evacuate the ship, according to officials, who described the incidental arsenic a large emergency.

All 23 unit members were safely evacuated from the ship, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. No injuries were reported.

The occurrence was observed connected respective levels of the ship. Hazardous materials were identified successful the progressive bays, and hazmat crews are monitoring aerial quality, the section said.

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All 23 unit members were safely evacuated from the ship. (KTTV)

An detonation was reported mid-deck astatine astir 8 p.m. that affected power, including lights and crane operations connected the ship.

More than 100 firefighters responded to the scene, according to officials.

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More than 100 firefighters responded to the scene. (KTTV)

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"First responders are actively responding to a occurrence connected a instrumentality vessel astatine the Port of Los Angeles," Mayor Karen Bass wrote connected X. "LAFD continues fire-suppression efforts and is monitoring aerial quality. "