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IMO Adopts Guidelines on Fair Treatment of Seafarers
The third meeting of the Joint ILO-IMO Tripartite Working Group in Geneva adopted Guidelines on Fair Treatment of Seafarers detained in connection with alleged crimes. These guidelines aim to protect the rights and interests of seafarers during investigations and detention. They will be presented to the IMO Legal Committee in March 2025 for adoption... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Dec-2024
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Indian Ports Achieve Reduction in Ship Turnaround Time
Union Minister of Ports, Shipping & Waterways Sarbananda Sonowal reported a significant 48.65% decrease in average ship turnaround time at major Indian ports. This improvement is credited to enhanced efficiency, digitalization, and infrastructure development. Specific ports like Jawahar Lal Nehru Port saw turnaround times drop to just 26 hours... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Dec-2024
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Goa Set to Become Premier Cargo and Cruise Hub under Sagarmala
The Central Government, along with the State Government of Goa, is developing Goa as a major cargo and cruise destination under the Sagarmala scheme. Projects include building an international and domestic cruise terminal, a ferry terminal, and enhancing inland transportation with coastal jetties. These efforts aim to boost the economy and local connectivity in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Dec-2024
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Al Sila Marine Festival: Celebrating UAE’s Maritime Heritage
The Al Sila Marine Festival, now in its fourth edition, showcases a mix of traditional and modern marine competitions at Al Sila Beach in Abu Dhabi. With events like the Al Sila' 43-ft Dhow Race and Barakah Traditional Sailboat Race, the festival aims to promote cultural awareness and boost tourism in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Dec-2024
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ClassNK Launches New E-Learning Courses on Cyber Security
ClassNK has launched new E-Learning courses on maritime cyber security through its 'ClassNK Academy' platform. With the increasing risks of cyber-attacks in the evolving maritime industry, it is crucial for ship operators to have a solid understanding of cyber security. The courses aim to deepen participants' knowledge and skills to better protect ship systems... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Dec-2024
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Survey Reveals Urgent Need for Diversity and Inclusion
The recent survey on disparities within the seafarer community revealed alarming rates of psychological and sexual harassment among women and LGBTQ+ members. The lack of DEI training for senior ranks was also identified as a concern. Despite challenges, there were positive aspects, highlighting the need for a more inclusive maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Dec-2024
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Successful Unloading of Damaged Sounion Tanker Averts Oil Spill Crisis After Houthi Attack
More than three months after the Houthi attack on the laden tanker Sounion, the damaged vessel has been successfully unloaded, averting a potential catastrophic oil spill. Greek officials confirmed the completion of the oil removal process at the anchorage south of the Suez Canal, raising concerns about the extent of the Houthi's actions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Dec-2024
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P&O Cruises Lawsuit Amid Gastroenteritis Outbreak on Ventura Ship
P&O Cruises is under fire as former passengers file a lawsuit, claiming inadequate cleaning practices. An outbreak of gastroenteritis on the cruise ship Ventura has affected passengers, prompting precautions. Despite the cruise line's efforts to maintain health standards, concerns arise over recurring incidents and potential gaps in protocols... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Dec-2024
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France Launches First Hydrogen-Powered River Vessel for Sustainable Transport
The Sogestran Group has unveiled France's first hydrogen-powered river vessel, the Zulu 06, on the Seine in Paris. With a cargo capacity of 400 tons, this 55-meter vessel is designed for small deck cargoes in Paris. Featuring hydrogen fuel cells, the Zulu 06 showcases a new, clean business model for urban waterway transportation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Dec-2024
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Survey to Address Conflicts Between Marine Mammals and Fisheries
Marine mammal populations are rebounding, but conflicts with fisheries and property owners are on the rise. The NOAA is conducting a survey on deterrent methods to protect fishing gear and infrastructure from these interactions. Understanding these conflicts is crucial for developing effective strategies to coexist with marine mammals while preserving economic interests... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Dec-2024
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Kerala to Advance Marine Industry Skills through Public-Private Partnerships
During the Kerala Maritime Education Conference (KMEC 2024), State Minister of Ports V. N. Vasavan stressed the significance of the public-private partnership model in developing skilled professionals for the marine industry. He highlighted the need to enhance maritime colleges in Kerala through this approach, citing successful examples like Vizhinjam Port... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Dec-2024
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