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General cargo ship sank in East China sea UPDATE 8 missing
Jan 30: In initial news based on Taiwanese sources it was said, that Taiwanese rescuers and Navy were deployed in SAR, understood all 10 crew rescued. On Jan 30, however, both Chinese and Taiwanese media said SAR is a joint operation carried out by Chinese and Taiwanese forces.Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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Nordic Tankers Group Offloads Herning Shipping
Nordic Tankers Group has closed an agreement to sell Danish tanker operator Herning Shipping.Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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M/Maritime Unveils Three Ship Orders at Japanese Yards
M/Maritime Corp has revealed orders for three vessels with Japanese shipbuilders.Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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Irish Continental Group Sells Jonathan Swift
Irish Continental Group (ICG) has decided to dispose of Jonathan Swift, a high speed craft.Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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Abandoned offshore supply ship capsized, sank
Abandoned by owner and unmanned since December last year offshore supply tug CABALLO ECLIPSE capsized and sank off Carmelite island on Jan 27, resting on bottom with her portside, starboard side remaining above waterline. The owner of the ship ran into financial trouble in year 2017, the ship was troubled in year 2016 and understood, totally abandoned in the course of last year, developing a constant portside list. Not known at present stage, if there will be wreck removal, and who ll cover the cost. On a photo from http://tribunacampeche.com capsized CABALLO ECLIPSE.Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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Disabled Dutch cargo vessel under tow, English Canal
General cargo vessel LADY ANNE-LYNN suffered engine failure in the evening Jan 28 in English Canal east of Dungeness, while en route from Germany to UK. Tug MULTRATUG 20 (IMO 9572006) was contracted, freighter was taken on tow at around noon Jan 29, to be towed to Vlissingen.Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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Report: Bodies of Sanchi s Three Crew Members Identified
The three bodies that have been recovered from the Iranian ill-fated tanker Sanchi have been identified.Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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South Korean Ports See 4.1 Pct More Volume in 2017
South Korean ports handled 1.57 billion tons of cargo in 2017, 4.1 percent more than the year before.Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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Sail Training Ireland Host Annual Awards
Sail Training Ireland Host Annual Awards AfloatFull coveragePosted On:30-Jan-2018
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More than 5-thousand sailor to arrive January 31st
More than 5-thousand sailor to arrive January 31st KUAM.comFull coveragePosted On:30-Jan-2018
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Simwave Maritime Center of Excellence Opens Following Successful Site Acceptance Test
Simwave Maritime Center of Excellence Opens Following Successful Site Acceptance Test The Maritime ExecutiveFull coveragePosted On:30-Jan-2018
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India: Major ports redefine strategies to meet target volumes, boost revenues
Cargo traffic growth of 3.64 per cent during April-December has prompted the country s major ports to either redefine their business strategies or iron out glitches within business operations in order to become strong revenue generators and not just remain plain volume contributors. According to data put out by the Indian Port Association (IPA), the country s ...Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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Sohar Port And Freezone Records Robust Growth In 2017
Despite volatility in the global maritime sector, Sohar Port and Freezone once again posted a year of consistent growth with an average of over 1mn tonnes of cargo handled by the port every week in 2017. Containers traffic rose 36 per cent last year compared to 2016, while dry bulk throughput increased 25 per cent ...Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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Nigeria: Maritime Workers Threaten to Shut Down Ports Nationwide in Seven Days
The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) has threatened to withdraw all its members from the seaports nationwide if the federal government does not carry out emergency fixes on all access roads to ports, especially the Apapa port, by Monday, February 5. The union revealed this intent in a statement signed by its President-General, Adewale ...Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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Port of Bundaberg steaming along with record year
Port of Bundaberg is celebrating a record calendar year in 2017, handling a whopping 558,935 tonnes of trade as stakeholders hold high hopes for the year ahead. The milestone was driven by an increased focus on gypsum, the export of specialty sands and wood pellets, which is on top of the back of continued strength ...Posted On:30-Jan-2018
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