Maersk has reported disruptions to ocean and inland logistics operations after an earthquake affected several regions of Colombia. The carrier is working with local teams, terminal operators, authorities and logistics partners to assess the situation. Meanwhile, Maersk said the safety of its employees, their families and affected communities remains its main priority. Assessments remain underway, and the company has not yet determined the full operational impact. Buenaventura operations disrupted Terminal operations in Buenaventura have been temporarily suspended while teams assess facilities and infrastructure. As a result, the disruption is affecting vessel operations, cargo handling and service schedules at the port. Road closures and traffic restrictions may also delay import and export cargo between Buenaventura and Colombia’s interior. In addition, depot and customer service counter operations in Buenaventura and Cali are facing disruption. Maersk vessel schedule changes Luna Maersk voyage 628W was operating in Buenaventura but could not complete its cargo operations. Maersk will reschedule units that were not loaded or discharged onto the next available vessel. Gudrun Maersk voyages 628E/633W will omit the Buenaventura call. The carrier will also move affected cargo to the next available vessel. Maersk has advised customers to monitor their schedules and shipment notifications through its official communication channels. Road closures and restrictions Authorities have reported full closures on the following routes: Calarcá–Ibagué road at PR 54+800 Buga–Buenaventura road at PR 71 Manizales–Fresno road at PR 36 in the Cerro Bravo sector Preventive closures are also in place while inspections continue at: Guillermo León Valencia Tunnel Sumapaz Tunnels Mariano Ospina Pérez Bridge Other affected roads and corridors include: Girardot–Bogotá road at kilometre 36 Montenegro–Quimbaya road at kilometre 5 Buenaventura–Yotoco corridor Maersk facilities remain operational