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IMO Secretary-General Visits Red Sea to Support Seafarers
IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez recently visited countries in the Red Sea area to address the current situation and show support for freedom of navigation. He expressed concern for innocent seafarers, particularly those held captive on the MV Galaxy Leader by Yemen's Houthis. Dominguez highlighted the impact of continuous attacks on ships and seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2024
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Houthi Rebels Expand Target List to Former Israeli Ships
In a recent statement, Yemen's Houthi rebel group announced their intention to target ships previously owned by Israeli companies, even after being resold. This expands their potential targets in missile attacks on civilian shipping in the Red Sea. Despite claims to only target vessels linked to Israel, they have attacked ships with no clear ties... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2024
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Collision Near Strait of Gibraltar Causes Paraffin Spill in Algeciras
After a collision between a bulker and a chemical tanker near the Strait of Gibraltar, white balls of solid paraffin wax have been washing ashore near the port of Algeciras, Spain. The incident resulted in the release of paraffin into the water, but no injuries were reported... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2024
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World’s Fastest Hydrofoil Electric Ferry Launched in Stockholm
Swedish startup Candela has launched its hydrofoil electric ferry, Nova, which is now in operation. The 30-passenger ferry traveled from Tappström to Stockholm's City Hall in just 30 minutes, covering a 15-kilometer route. Powered by electric motors, Nova is the fastest electric ferry globally, cruising at 25 knots above the water's surface... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2024
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Autonomous Operations on Large Containership Launched
South Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai Heavy Industries is leading a demonstration of autonomous operations on a large containership as part of a government-sponsored program. Equipped with specially designed systems, the vessel is showcasing autonomous collision avoidance and remote control capabilities. The initiative aims to advance technology development and establish international standards for autonomous shipping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2024
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Filipino Seafarer Challenges Wage Disparities in Maritime Industry
Mario, a Filipino seafarer, fights against unequal pay in the maritime industry in the Netherlands. Starting as a messman in 1993, he rose to chief cook but faced health issues and delayed medical attention on a Dutch ship. This case sheds light on wage disparities among Filipino and European crew members... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2024
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Mangaluru Water Metro Project Planned in Karnataka for Sustainable Urban Mobility
The Karnataka Maritime Board has revealed the ambitious Mangaluru Water Metro Project to revolutionize urban mobility in Mangaluru. By utilizing National Waterways along the Nethravathi and Gurupura rivers, this eco-friendly initiative aims to boost local livelihoods and enhance living standards. State-of-the-art catamaran boats will ensure comfort and efficiency, making it India's second-largest water transport system... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2024
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Effective Marine Growth Prevention Solutions for Ship Efficiency and Sustainability
Fouling on ships' internal pipework is a common problem, but marine growth prevention systems like copper dosing offer effective solutions. This technology not only reduces maintenance costs but also increases efficiency and extends a vessel's lifespan, crucial for the maritime industry to meet its net zero 2050 goals... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2024
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“K” LINE Trials NexusWave for Enhanced Ship Connectivity and Digitalization
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Newbuild Ferry Adrift in Storm After Getting Lost in Bad Weather
The Spirit of Tasmania V, a new ferry under construction, broke loose from its outfitting quay in severe winds. Thanks to a tug and barges, the ferry was saved from serious damage. TT-Line is ensuring the vessel's safety and monitoring it with three tugs... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2024
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Geofence System Launched at Port of Rotterdam to Boost Efficiency and Reduce CO2 Emissions
The Port of Rotterdam has implemented a Geofence system to optimize ship movements and reduce CO2 emissions. Ships entering the designated area receive automatic notifications, minimizing wait times and improving efficiency. Research shows a potential 4.23% reduction in emissions and fuel consumption. This initiative highlights a commitment to collaboration for a greener maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2024
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Coast Guard Responds to Dredge Fire in St. John’s River, Investigation Underway
U.S. Coast Guard Station Mayport swiftly responded to a dredge fire on the Stuyvesant near the St. John's River. Multiple agencies collaborated to manage the emergency, with a crew member sustaining injuries. The vessel is now under investigation, raising questions about safety measures. Prompt response and coordination were crucial in the operation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2024
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