I don't think much of it, too little information available at this point.

Reuters [1 or see comment above] says the fire started "near" an EV, Sky seems to know better and says an EV was the source of the fire. What's right now?

If an EV was the cause of the fire, the question would be, if the outcome would have been different if the car was a petrol car of some sort.

Also: Why did somebody die? Why did some people jump overboard while others were airlifted? What's with emergency boats and whatnot else?

More from the Reuters article: "It's a very hard fire to extinguish, possibly because of the cargo the ship was transporting". Is that because of the 25 EVs on board or because something else?

This whole story is made up like the whole ship went "Boom!" and from one second to another the whole thing was up in flames.

[1]: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/one-dead-cargo-ship-fir...