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Amid Red Sea crisis, India gets a specific zone in Duqm Port
Oman has allotted a specific zone to India in the strategically located Port of Duqm, less than two months after the visit of Sultan Haitham bin Tariq to New Delhi, a development that will help enhance India's role in the western and southern Indian Ocean region. The move will augment the Indian Navy's role as a net security provider amid the ongoing crisis in the Red Sea and the western Indian Ocean region... -The Economic TimesPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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How the EU can make its new Red Sea mission more effective
On Feb. 19, the EU is expected to roll out a new maritime security mission in the Red Sea. The bloc’s top diplomat, Josep Borrell, announced last Friday that the new naval presence is meant to protect commercial vessels from Houthi attacks. The mission is going to join a crowded space of several such outfits in the region... -Arab NewsPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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Crisis responders appeal to help Red Sea seafarers
Crisis responders from the global maritime charity Sailors’ Society are appealing for funds to support their work with seafarers caught up in the Red Sea conflict. In January, the Society launched a crisis appeal – the only appeal so far to highlight the hidden cost of the present crisis, the plight of seafarers travelling through the Red Sea and those diverted around the Horn of Africa... -Sea NewsPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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Rescue Report Describes North Sea Car Carrier Fire as “Confused and Chaotic”
A new report criticizes the rescue operation for the burning car carrier Fremantle Highway off the Dutch coast. The analysis confirms earlier reports of ill-prepared and disorganized responders. The fire rendered lifesaving equipment inoperable, and the rescue effort was chaotic, resulting in the death of one crew member. The report aims to improve future cooperation and coordination... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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Anglo-Eastern Named Ship Manager of the Year for 2023
Anglo-Eastern won the 2023 Ship Manager of the Year Award at the 11th Hong Kong Annual Maritime Charity Dinner and Seafarer Awards. Niraj Nanda, Group Commercial Director, expressed gratitude for the recognition and credited the company's success to its seafarers, families, and shore teams. The award reflects the company's commitment to crew welfare and internet connectivity at sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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Ship crew members held by Houthis safe
Authorities in Sofia announced on Tuesday that the crew of the Galaxy Leader cargo ship, who were taken captive by Yemen’s Houthi rebels in November, were confirmed to be “safe and sound” and will be returning to Bulgaria soon... -Daily Tribune (Philippines)Posted On:8-Feb-2024
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Clarification on Privatization Plans for Shipping and Ports in India
The Indian government clarified that there are no ongoing discussions on privatization of shipping and ports. Despite speculation, not all twelve major ports wholly owned by the central government have been privatized. However, they have shown openness to private sector participation through PPPs and concession agreements... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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Increase in the use of waterways for freight transport in India
Under JMVP, fairway development work was carried out to achieve LAD. Additionally, new national waterways have been developed through feasibility studies and the operation of Ro-Ro/Ro-Pax vessels was inaugurated. Standard Operating Procedures and stakeholder consultations have been implemented to facilitate and improve inland waterway transport... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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Carnival Magic Sustains Damage While Docking in Jamaica During Strong Winds
One of Carnival Cruise Line’s large cruise ships, the 130,000 gross ton Carnival Magic, sustained damage after being pushed into the dock by heavy weather. The ship remained in Jamaica for inspections, causing disruptions for passengers. The weather also affected other cruise ships in the Western Caribbean... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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South Korea Achieves World First with Green Methanol Supply at Ulsan Port
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries and Ulsan Port Authority achieved a world first with the successful ship-to-ship green methanol supply to a very large container ship at Ulsan Port, South Korea. This success is expected to strengthen Korea's position in the sustainable marine fuelling industry and promote global trends in switching to sustainable fuels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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The Panama Canal anticipates that current traffic levels will be maintained throughout the dry season.
The Panama Canal anticipates no need for further ship transit restrictions until at least April, assessing water levels at the end of the dry season. The severe drought last year forced reductions, but rainfall has allowed lifting restrictions. Attacks in the Red Sea have increased demand for transit through Panama... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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Tanker transits plunge 20% in Red Sea: Lloyd's List
New data from Lloyd’s List Intelligence shows an acceleration of tankers diverting away from the Red Sea. Since Jan. 12, when the first of three U.S.-led military strikes began on Houthi land targets, more than 106 tankers have changed routes to avoid the area. Lloyd’s List is tracking the rapid drop in transits of tankers and bulk vessels through the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea... -FreightWavesPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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EU recognises shipping abatement challenge with green fuels priority
A European Commission proposal would give shipping priority access to low- and zero-emissions fuels to help meet the bloc's decarbonisation targets. The text proposes giving the maritime industry priority over sectors which have access to other decarbonisation solutions like electrification,.. -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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OneCare Solutions and Marine Medical Solutions Collaborate to Enhance Health Services for the Maritime Industry
OneCare Solutions (OCS) has partnered with Marine Medical Solutions (MMS) to strengthen its presence in maritime markets. The collaboration will enhance OCS's in-house services, offering a comprehensive range of medical support for seafarers and passengers. The partnership aims to leverage industry expertise and provide holistic health and wellbeing support to the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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Probable cause of Caribbean Trader II sinking revealed in NTSB investigation
The NTSB has released its report on the sinking of the Caribbean Trader II during a tow from Miami to Haiti. The incident occurred near Magallanes Bank, Bahamas, with no injuries reported but $752,700 worth of damage. The report attributes the sinking to uncontrolled flooding and poor maintenance of the ship... -Crew MirrorPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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Hidden Cocaine Discovered in Luxury Buses on Car Carrier
Australia's Federal Police and Border Force has reported the second-largest cocaine bust ever made in South Australia. The cocaine was reportedly hidden within opulent buses that were being transported onto a vehicle carrier. The Australian Broadcasting Network has identified the vessel as GRACIOUS ACE... -FleetMonPosted On:8-Feb-2024
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