Denmark's Maersk Line, like Germany's Hapag-Lloyd, has also announced today the decision to suspend the transit of its containers in the Red Sea due to the succession of attacks on ships carried out by Houthi militiamen in the region of Bab el-Mandeb Strait. 'Following the incident of 30 November involving one of our ships, the Maersk Hangzhou - explains the Danish company in a note - we have decided to suspend all transit through the Red Sea/Gulf of Aden until further notice. It is underway," Maersk points out investigation into the incident and we will continue to suspend all movements of goods in the area while we further assess the constantly evolving situation. In cases where it is more for our customers, the vessels will be rerouted and they will continue their journey around the Cape of Good Hope."