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Gulf of Guinea: UK warship arrives in Lagos, set to tackle pirates
It was learnt that the ship was received on Saturday alongside a contingent of the Royal Marines from 42 Commando who would work with the Nigerian Navy in a joint patrol to curb insecurity in the maritime environment. The contingent will embark on security operations in the Gulf of Guinea, covering Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, Gambia and Cape Verde... -The PunchPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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India: GSAI hails DG Shipping for 100% resumption of MTIs
The Goa Seamen Association of India (GSAI) has welcomed the decision of the Directorate General of Shipping (DG Shipping) regarding courses seafarers have to attend and the 100 per cent resumption of Maritime Training Institutes (MTIs). Further, the GSAI had appealed for the DG Shipping and the Union Ministry to understand the woes of the seafarers and to reopen and safely resume MTIs... -OheraldPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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Singapore crowned as the "Best Global Seaport" for first time
The Port of Singapore was announced as the “Best Global Seaport” at the 2021 Asia Freight, Logistics and Supply Chain Awards (AFLAS) held in Hong Kong on 21 October 2021. This is the first time that the Port of Singapore has received the accolade. In addition, the Port of Singapore was also named the “Best Seaport in Asia” for the 33rd time... -Bunker Ports NewsPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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Sri Lanka’s CICT declared Asia’s Best Container Terminal under 4 million TEU
Colombo International Container Terminals (CICT) has continued its winning streak on the global stage by winning the award for the ‘Best Container Terminal in Asia’ in the Under 4 million TEUs category for a record fifth consecutive year. The winner of this prestigious award was announced on Thursday 21st October at the 2021 Asian Freight, Logistics and Supply Chain (AFLAS) awards gala at the New World Millennium Hotel in Hong Kong... -Bunker Ports NewsPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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Congo port workers clash with police over unpaid wages
Hundreds of workers from Democratic Republic of Congo’s state-owned ports company stormed its headquarters on Friday, breaking windows, burning furniture and clashing with police over what they say are more than three years of unpaid wages. The police fired cans of tear gas into the building in the capital Kinshasa as the workers from the Commercial Society of Ports and Transports (SCPT) danced around a pile of burning furniture on the front steps and threw rocks at the officers... -Bunker Ports NewsPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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Clarksons Port Congestion Index Reaches New High
Disruption to global logistics and supply chains remains widespread, with port congestion a major contributor to the record freight rates in a number of shipping segments and to our ClarkSea Index, a cross shipping segment charter index for global shipping, reaching a twelve year high of $42,114/day so far in October, says Steve Gordon, Managing Director of Clarksons Research... -Bunker Ports NewsPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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Container ship lost dozens containers off Vancouver
Container ship ZIM KINGSTON lost some 40 containers overboard some 30 nm off Vancouver island in the afternoon Oct 22, understood while under way, approaching Juan de Fuca Strai en route from Busan Korea to Vancouver. At least two of lost containers contain combustible hazmat, as well as two crushed containers on cargo deck... -FleetmonPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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Bulk carrier collided with fishing boat, India. False claim.
Bulk carrier NAVIOS VENUS reportedly collided with fishing boat off Tamil Nadu State coast, southern India, in the evening Oct 22. Of 17 fishermen on board, 2 were thrown into water by the jolt, they’ve been rescued – not clear by whom. Boat though damaged, returned to its’ home port Colachel, understood under own power. NAVIOS VENUS resumed voyage, she’s en route from Singapore to Mumbai... -FleetmonPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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Third Officer shot dead Master and Chief Officer
Third Officer on Oct 23 shot dead both Master and Chief Officer on board of tanker AYANE, anchored at La Plata Anchorage, Rio de La Plata, Argentina, and reported himself to the police. He was in psychotic breakdown, probably. Police is already on board, investigating this tragic accident. All tanker crew are of Argentina nationality. Tanker is anchored since Oct 11... -FleetmonPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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Wind turbine blades and parts collapsed into water VIDEO
MPI Offshore, an offshore installation service firm owned by Van Oord, last week (18-10-2021) accidentally dropped three wind turbine blades into the sea, while conducting scheduled maintenance at Vattenfall’s Ormonde wind farm in the Irish Sea, off the UK.
According to the incident report,.. -FleetmonPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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Container ship ZIM KINGSTON on fire UPDATES Canadian X-PRESS PEARL?
Oct 24 1320 UTC UPDATE: Several crew more were evacuated, now there are only five left, bravely fighting fire. At least 2 offshore tugs and 1 tug are located at ship’s side, plus Canadian CG rescue ship, and 1 more offshore tug approaching ZIM KINGSTON. Ship’s AIS is on. Overall, situation is rather bad, we may watch X-PRESS PEARL scenario unfolding... -FleetmonPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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Capesize bulk carrier and cargo ship collided in Marmara sea, both heavily damaged
Capesize bulk carrier BENITAMOU and general cargo ship BC VANESSA collided in Marmara sea halfway between Sarkoy, Tekirdag, and Gelibolu, Canakkale, at 0310 UTC Oct 24, both ships proceeding to Dardanelles, in full load, in dense fog. BC VANESSA struck BENITAMOU portside in midshipsection area, inflicting heavy damages to both ships. BENITAMOU hull suffered a huge breach, with ensuing water ingress. BC VANESSA bow and forecastle are heavily damaged... -FleetmonPosted On:25-Oct-2021
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