Maersk said:  “For all future  ships planning  to sail  in  the  region,  a case-by-case assessment will  be undertaken  to determine whether adjustments need to be made – including  diversion through  the Cape of Good Hope and  other  contingency  measures.  

 The  world’s second-largest  container shipping  line,  Maersk,  said  on Friday  that all  suspended ships  previously  scheduled  to  pass  through the Red Sea region will now be  rerouted  around Africa via the Cape of  Goods.  Hope for safety reasons. 

 Maersk said:  “For all future  ships planning  to sail  in  the  region,  a case-by-case assessment will  be undertaken  to determine whether adjustments need to be made – including  diversion through  the Cape of Good Hope and  other  contingency  measures.  

 The company  announced  on  December  15  that it would  suspend  all  ships sailing to  the Red Sea or Gulf of Aden  due to  the  very degraded  security situation in the  region.  

“This decision was  made  to ensure the safety of our crew,  our  vessels and  our customers’ goods on board,”  the company  said. 

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