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FEDNAV s bulk carrier frozen in Snell Lock, St. Lawrence Seaways
Bulk carrier FEDERAL BISCAY stuck in frozen Snell Lock, Massena Canada, St. Lawrence river, on Jan 2, unable to break free even with the help of two tugs. As of 0430 UTC Jan 3, bulk carrier was in the same position, with tugs outside the lock. FEDERAL BISCAY is en route from Port Weller Canada to Montreal.Posted On:3-Jan-2018
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Taiwanese freighter distressed, crew evacuated
General cargo ship JIN MING 16 HAO encountered rough weather in Philippine sea off Northern Samar Island, Philippines, and tried to shelter near Pambujan, north of Samar, on Jan 2. Vessel reported water ingress in engine room and asked assistance. She dropped an anchor, as can be seen on photo, not clear if she drifted aground. In the evening Jan 2 all 9 crew were evacuated. Vessel was en route from China or Taiwan, destination unknown (Chile was mentioned).Posted On:3-Jan-2018
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Prima Marine Expanding Fleet with Four New Tankers
Prima Marine decided to expand its fleet as it ordered four tankers on December 23.Posted On:3-Jan-2018
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10 crew remain missing after vessel sinks off Shanghai coast
10 crew remain missing after vessel sinks off Shanghai coast GBTIMESFull coveragePosted On:3-Jan-2018
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Oceanic trawler with 84 crew disabled in Okhotsk sea
MRCC Petropavlovsk Kamchatka was alerted at 0555 LT Jan 2 by emergency message from oceanic trawler YUGO-VOSTOK-1 with 84 crew on board, which reported fouling propeller off Kamchatka coast, Okhotsk sea. Propeller was fouled in a mooring line during unmooring from reefer TAMBOV (IMO 8225723). Trawler is disabled, awaiting SAR tug PREDANNIY (IMO 7831898).Posted On:3-Jan-2018
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Irish Continental Group Orders World s Largest Cruise Ferry
ICG has ordered the construction of the largest cruise ferry in the world in terms of vehicle capacity.Posted On:3-Jan-2018
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Pioneer announces leader of new Ocean Marine division
Pioneer announces leader of new Ocean Marine division Reinsurance NewsFull coveragePosted On:3-Jan-2018
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Ten technologies to shake up maritime in 2018
Ten technologies to shake up maritime in 2018 Marine Electronics and Communications MagazineFull coveragePosted On:3-Jan-2018
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Nigerian seafarers to contribute to global trade, development
Nigerian seafarers to contribute to global trade, development Guardian (blog)Full coveragePosted On:3-Jan-2018
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The Port of Montreal welcomes the first ocean-going vessel of 2018
By crossing the downstream limits of the Port of Montreal at Sorel at 11:55 a.m., the Ottawa Express became the first ocean-going vessel to reach the Port of Montreal without a stopover in 2018. The Ottawa Express under the command of Captain Rakesh Kumar, is a container ship operated by Hapag-Lloyd and represented in Montreal ...Posted On:3-Jan-2018
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The Port of Newcastle must get a container terminal
The justification for a container terminal at Newcastle was examined 20 years ago by BHP when planning to close the local steelworks. BHP found a container terminal to be a financially viable and necessary commercial enterprise for serving northern NSW. Two years after the steelworks shut in 1999, the NSW government decided to take over ...Posted On:3-Jan-2018
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Shipping firm eyes 20% revenue growth in 2018
Abdul Muhsen Shipping aims to achieve a 20 per cent revenue growth for the year 2018. Established in 1991, the Jebel Ali free zone-based company handles the entire gamut of logistics services, which involve consolidation, warehousing, transportation and shipping. Gulf Pinnacle Logistics acquired a 75 per cent equity stake in Abdul Muhsen Shipping in 2014. ...Posted On:3-Jan-2018
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The industry needs a marine investigation code
LOC is calling for better international cooperation and a marine investigation code to speed and simplify the process of managing a marine casualty. Too often local jurisdictions are unprepared, lacking in understanding and unwilling to cooperate, and as a result the process takes too long, with a negative outcome for the environment, the vessel s crew ...Posted On:3-Jan-2018
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