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IMO Promotes Networking for Gender Equality
For the second annual International Day for Women in Maritime, IMO has focused on "mobilizing networks for gender equality," inviting women in the industry to share how the power of networking has helped them in their career... The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:19-May-2023
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US, UK and others are trying to target illegal oil transport
Member states including the US, UK, Australia and Denmark have requested greater international action against the unregulated oil transfers at sea that are on the rise, revealing their concerns over the potential for pollution... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-May-2023
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MSC will pass the 5 million TEU mark by 2025 on the way to 6 million
The Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) is set to become the first container shipping company to surpass the 5 million TEU capacity barrier, according to data analysis from Alphaliner. The company currently has a total capacity of 4,956,720 TEU and a market share of 18.5%... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-May-2023
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LEO providers disrupting maritime satellite communications giants
The adoption and capability of low earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications is challenging established providers in the maritime space, according to experts. Speaking at Seatrade Maritime Logistics Middle East, a panel on low latency communication covered the rise of LEO providers like Elon Musk’s Starlink,.. Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:19-May-2023
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MSC charts course for ammonia-powered containership
The world’s largest container shipping company MSC has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (Mou) with Lloyd’s Register (LR), Shanghai Merchant Ship Design & Research Institute (SDARI) and MAN Energy Solutions (MAN-ES) for a design for the ammonia dual-fuel operation of an MSC container ship... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:19-May-2023
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Let’s change the mental health discussion at sea
The maritime industry is facing a mental health crisis exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Anxiety and depression have increased by over 25% since the start of the pandemic, negatively affecting worker morale and, crucially, safety. A report from IOSH found that key roles on ships were more susceptible to burnout, exacerbated by loneliness,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-May-2023
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Second International Day for Women in Maritime Celebrated Globally
The United Nations’ International Maritime Organization (IMO) has today commemorated its second International Day for Women in Maritime. The day, marked on May 18, serves to underscore the crucial role of collaboration and networking in achieving gender equality in the maritime sector... -gCaptainPosted On:19-May-2023
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Shipowners shun Pinoy seamen due to ambulance-chasing racket
Ambulance-chasing lawyers swindle seafarers. They hang out in hospitals, airports and offices where seamen gather, there to offer crooked deals. They even advertise online in breach of ethics. Their modus starts with fooling the seafarer to sue the shipowner for recompense. That’s for injury or illness sustained at work or even while vacationing at home... -Philstar.comPosted On:19-May-2023
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Carnival Cruise Ship Involved in Rescue After Boat Capsizes
Carnival Dream spotted a small capsized craft near Belize on Wednesday, May 17, 2023, and assisted in the rescue of all 17 people in distress. The cruise ship was not significantly delayed in its route and there have been no changes to its current 6-night itinerary... -Cruise HivePosted On:19-May-2023
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Two bodies found in Chinese fishing vessel crew search in the Indian Ocean
Two bodies have been found during the search for 39 crew members missing after a Chinese fishing vessel capsized in the Indian Ocean. The ongoing search operation following the capsizing of the Lu Peng Yuan Yu 028 "found and salvaged the remains of two victims", China's state-run Xinhua news agency reported... -ABC NewsPosted On:19-May-2023
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NYK’s LNG hybrid car carriers are said to use 40% less energy
Japanese shipping company NYK Line has installed emission reduction, energy management and digital optimization systems on its new vessels, the Jasmine Leader and Wild Rose Leader. The pair of 4,000 vehicle-carrying PCTCs are expected to use 40% less energy than conventional ships in the fleet,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-May-2023
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South Korea wants to hire skilled workers from Bangladesh
South Korean Ambassador to Bangladesh Lee Jang-keun has expressed an interest in attracting skilled workers from Bangladesh’s shipbuilding sector to South Korea. Jang-keun made the comments during a meeting with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in Ganabhaban... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-May-2023
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Cyprus: Minister vows to support shipping education
Deputy Minister for Shipping Marina Hadjimanolis assured she would continue supporting all partners to create a shipping education culture, as maritime is a significant sector for the Cypriot economy... -Financial MirrorPosted On:19-May-2023
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Guardia Costiera rescues several survivors from flooding in Ravenna
Severe flooding in northeastern Italy has caused at least nine deaths and resulted in evacuations and cancellations, including next weekend’s Grand Prix race originally scheduled in Emilia Romagna. Record-breaking rainfall of up to 20 inches in under two days led to approximately 13,000 evacuations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-May-2023
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Tanker struck bridge, Kobe
Product tanker ACE HANA contacted pillar of Rokko Ohashi Bridge at Kobe Port, Japan, at around 1255 Tokyo time May 18, and reportedly, was stuck fore some time, before tugs responded and took her to berth. Pillar sustained some damages, as well as tanker, but extent of damages so far, is unknown... -FleetMonPosted On:19-May-2023
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