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DGMA Bans Indian Seafarers from Malaysia’s Sarawak Region
Indian seafarers deployment in Malaysia's Sarawak is now restricted by DGMA; stay informed and comply with new safety regulations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Oct-2026
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India and Iran Confer on Protecting Indian Seafarers
The recent phone call between National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and Iran's Mohsen Rezaei focused on the safety of Indian seafarers amid rising regional tensions. The dialogue came in light of attacks on commercial vessels, emphasizing the urgent need for enhanced maritime security in critical routes like the Strait of Hormuz... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Oct-2026
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Saudi Arabia Faces Market Losses Amid Rising Houthi Attacks
Gulf markets faced a downturn on Thursday, driven by escalating threats from the Houthis against Saudi Arabia. The Saudi index fell 0.3%, impacted by a 3.1% drop in ACWA Power and a 0.4% decline in Saudi Aramco. Qatar's index led regional losses, hitting a six-year low, while Dubai's index also fell... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Oct-2026
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Shell Partners with Hydra Subsea for Deepwater Pipeline Projects
HYDRA SUBSEA has partnered with Shell Offshore Inc. to deliver a standardized deepwater pipeline installation solution for subsea tie-ins in the Gulf of America, starting with the Appomattox gas lift line. The initiative aims to simplify project execution and enhance cost predictability, contingent upon necessary project approvals... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Oct-2026
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Carnival Shifts Australian Cruise Operations to North America
Carnival Cruise Line is permanently redeploying two of its ships from Australia to North America, affecting the local cruise industry. The Carnival Adventure and Carnival Luminosa will make their final departures in March 2028, amidst rising operational costs and regulatory uncertainties. Carnival continues to operate two ships in Australia... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Oct-2026
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LR Unveils New Alternative Fuel Retrofit Guidance
Lloyd's Register has released new guidance for retrofitting ships with alternative fuels and energy-saving devices amid increasing regulatory pressures. The framework addresses complex considerations such as fuel storage, engine compatibility, and crew training. Early collaboration among stakeholders is essential to mitigate risks and enhance vessel efficiency while cutting emissions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Oct-2026
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UK Broadens Russian Oil Sanctions, Contrasting US Potential Policy Shift
Britain has intensified sanctions against Russia's oil sector, targeting two companies and a dozen shadow-fleet tankers. Announced on October 8, the sanctions aim to restrict over 90% of Russia's oil production capacity through measures against suppliers, financial networks, and equipment for missile and drone programs, diverging from U.S. approaches... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Oct-2026
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Seafy’s New Push-to-Talk Smartphone Solution for Crew Communication
Milan-based communications provider Seafy® is enhancing onboard communication with Seafy P2T (Push-to-Talk). This system turns smartphones into push-to-talk devices, enabling seamless communication among crew members across various departments. Operating offline, it also extends connectivity to other vessels and shore teams, ensuring efficient coordination without replacing essential radio equipment... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Oct-2026
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