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IMO Welcomes Kyrgyzstan As 176th Member State
The Kyrgyz Republic has become the newest State in the International Maritime Organization (IMO), which now comprises 176 Member States. On 27 February this year, Kyrgyzstan deposited its instrument of acceptance to the IMO Convention with the UN... -Marine InsightPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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Iran Frees Crew of Seized Tanker, Confiscates US-Owned Cargo
Iran is releasing the 17 crew members still on board the Empire Navigation suezmax seized in January. The Greek manager confirmed the freedom of 11 Filipino seafarers, with the remaining six expected to return once replacements arrive. The vessel was seized in retaliation for US actions against Iranian oil it was carrying... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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ICG Hosts Specialized Maritime Training for Foreign Personnel
Fifty-two officers and sailors from friendly foreign countries have arrived in India for specialized maritime training by the Indian Coast Guard. The courses, part of the "Capacity Building Through Meaningful Training" initiative, include Maritime Law and Operations and Oil Pollution Preparedness. The training aims to strengthen maritime cooperation among regional partners... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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What's the problem with flags of convenience?
Nautilus has always been a supporter of the ITF campaign against flags of convenience, and the Union has pledged to redouble its efforts to end the practice since a resolution on the subject was adopted at its 2023 General Meeting. Sarah Robinson takes a closer look at the flag of convenience system, and explains why maritime trade unions want to see the back of it... -Nautilus InternationalPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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Upward Revenue Trend for Inland Water Transport (IWT) in Assam
Inland Water Transport (IWT) in Assam, which falls under the state transport department, has been experiencing an upward trend in revenue. From earning Rs 3.36 crore in 2020-21, the revenue increased to Rs 5.56 crore in 2021-22, Rs 8.93 crore in 2022-23, and reached Rs 8.46 crore by January 2023-24... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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Maritime cybersecurity: threats and challenges
Digital Ship, a commercial maritime publication, has presented an update on the marine cybersecurity landscape covering potential threats, mistakes shipping companies make and vulnerabilities that are frequently exploited. In its recent ‘Maritime Cybersecurity Threats and Mitigation Methods’ webinar held on 5 March, Digital Ship broke down the threats and challenges the maritime industry faces with cyberattacks... -Port Technology InternationalPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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Kenyan Seafarers call for reduction of training fees to attract youth to the maritime sector
The Seafarers Union of Kenya (SUK) has urged the government to reduce training costs for The International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW). The union says the mandatory maritime course is out of reach of many youth thus locking them from job opportunities in international vessels... -Kenya News AgencyPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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Arrests made in fatal Hudson River capsizing incident in July 2022
Richard Cruz and Jaime Pinilla Gomez were arrested after a fatal capsizing accident on the Hudson River in July 2022. The Coast Guard suspects illegal passenger operations and lack of necessary certifications. Capt. Zeita Merchant expressed condolences and urged vigilance against illegal charters to avoid penalties and ensure safety at sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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Kongsberg Maritime and EGGS awarded IF Design Award for EcoAdvisor
Kongsberg Maritime and EGGS have won the prestigious IF Design Award for their collaborative effort on the EcoAdvisor project. The EcoAdvisor is an intelligent decision support system developed by Kongsberg Maritime to optimize vessel operations and reduce fuel consumption and carbon footprint... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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Canada: Port of Nanaimo to hold career fair aimed at boosting job opportunities
The Port of Nanaimo's fifth annual career fair aims to connect job seekers with up to 25 employers in the marine industry. CEO Ian Marr highlights the event as a platform for networking and economic growth. Scheduled on Wednesday at the Port Theatre, the fair is free for all attendees... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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Advancing Sustainable Maritime Operations with New Air Lubrication Technology for Ships
Alfa Laval has signed an MOU for OceanGlide installations with a Korean shipbuilding company, showcasing the growing interest in energy-efficient solutions for decarbonisation. The innovative air lubrication technology improves vessel performance by reducing frictional resistance, leading to up to 12% propulsion power savings, lower fuel consumption, and reduced emissions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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Saudi Arabia introduces new port community system
The President of the General Ports Authority, Omar bin Talal Hariri, announced the launch of the PCS to enhance the efficiency of Saudi port operations. With over 250 electronic services, the system aims to automate processes, unify procedures, and improve stakeholder experience. MAWANI's Smart Ports Initiative further supports these goals... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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Fishing vessel capsizes off South Korea, four dead and five missing
Four people are confirmed dead after a fishing vessel capsized off the southern coast of South Korea on Saturday, March 9. The 29-tonne vessel identified as 2 Haesinho was approximately 68 kilometres south of the city of Tongyeong when it overturned, with four crew confirmed deceased and five still missing... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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General cargoship from Vietnam sinks, crew saved
The Maritime & Port Authority of Singapore received a distress call from the cargo vessel Hung Phat 89, 380 nm east of Vung Tau, Vietnam. All 11 crew members were rescued before the vessel sank. Owned by Thai Duong Marine Transport, the 2006-built ship was lost at sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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Oil Tanker Hit Crude Import Facility in Port Sikka, India
An oil tanker, the “HAFNIA SEINE,” collided with a crude oil import facility in Gujarat, India, on the night of March 10th, Sunday. The oil tanker HAFNIA SEINE was headed to the Atlantic Coast, United States, from the Sikka port in the western part of India... -FleetMonPosted On:12-Mar-2024
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