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Thieves steal coins valued at €400,000 from Maritime Museum
A 25-year-old Cospicua resident was charged with stealing two gold coins worth €400,000 from the Maritime Museum in Vittoriosa. Justin Mallia faced charges of aggravated theft, possession of illegally acquired coins, and defrauding the museum. He risked forfeiting bail money and was remanded in custody after retracting his guilty plea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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IMCA Incident Report: Crew Member Injured Due to Weathertight Door Failure
IMCA shares a valuable lesson from an incident involving a weathertight door on a vessel being forced open by a rogue wave, causing serious injuries to a crew member. The crew's response and management of the injured person were commendable, but the design flaw of the door led to the accident, emphasizing the importance of redesigning the door for safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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Report: Dark Fleet Tanker Had a Collision off Denmark
A recent collision involving a "dark fleet" tanker has revived Denmark's worst fears about the ships that carry hundreds of thousands of barrels of Russian crude through the Danish Straits every day. If something should go wrong, it is unclear whether the true owner could be found, or whether an insurer would pay to cover the costs of a cleanup... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:20-Mar-2024
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Fast-tracking the evolution of unmanned maritime systems
In an era of great power competition, unmanned maritime systems (UMSs) have begun to take centre stage and are now on an accelerated development path for reasons that are clear. Like their air and ground counterparts, these unmanned maritime systems are valued because of their ability to reduce the risk to human life in high threat areas,.. -Hydro InternationalPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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Australian Maritime Museum IT Contractor Sentenced to Prison for Fraud
A man in Sydney, Australia, was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for stealing over $66,000 while working as an IT support staffer at the Australian National Maritime Museum. He used his position to make fraudulent purchases and unlawfully obtained financial information. The suspect will serve at least 15 months without parole... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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Wärtsilä Enhances Sharjah Maritime Academy with Latest Simulator Technology
Wärtsilä has provided its latest simulator technology to the Sharjah Maritime Academy in the UAE, enhancing the academy's training capabilities. The advanced simulation facility includes navigation, engineering, and VTS simulators, as well as a mixed reality vessel handling application. This collaboration aims to elevate maritime training standards and foster innovation in the industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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Report Claims Viking Sky Did Not Meet Safety Standards and Should Not Have Departed
Five years after the Viking Sky cruise ship incident, the Norwegian Safety Investigation Authority issued a critical report, blaming the cruise line, operational managers, design, shipyard, and classification society. The ship, with insufficient oil in its tanks, blacked out during a storm, nearly grounding in a potential disaster at sea. The report calls for industry-wide actions to prevent future incidents... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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US Issues New Guidelines for Vessels in Middle East High-Risk Areas
The US Maritime Administration has issued a new advisory for shipping in response to escalating conflicts in the Middle East. The guidelines focus on high-risk areas such as the southern Red Sea, Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, and Gulf of Aden, acknowledging threats from Houthi attacks, Somali piracy, and Iranian forces. The advisory emphasizes vigilance and international cooperation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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Adani Vizhinjam Port Receives Prestigious International Safety Award
Adani Vizhinjam Port Private Limited (AVPPL) has been honored with the prestigious International Safety Award for 2023 by the British Safety Council for its dedication to ensuring the safety of workers and workplaces. Out of 1,124 organizations worldwide, AVPPL is one of the 269 winners, highlighting its exceptional commitment to upholding high safety standards across all operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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India: IRS Celebrates Keel Laying Ceremony for Cadets’ Training Ship
Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) recently celebrated the keel laying ceremony of the first Cadets’ Training Ship being built under its classification at L&T's shipyard in Chennai, India. Equipped with modern facilities, the vessel will train Naval cadets and support HADR operations, showcasing IRS's commitment to indigenous shipbuilding and 'Make in India' initiatives... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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WMU Students Visit Indian Coast Guard Headquarters in Mumbai
A delegation of 15 WMU students led by Dr. Anish Hebbar visited Indian Coast Guard Regional Headquarters in Mumbai. The World Maritime University, founded in 1983 by the IMO, offers postgraduate education in maritime affairs. The visit aimed to provide insight into maritime safety, environmental protection, and the functions of the Indian Coast Guard... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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Introducing MarineGPT: AI Tool Revolutionizing Maritime Industry
Marine Insight proudly introduces MarineGPT, an innovative AI tool for the maritime industry. Trained on over 2 million data points, it offers precise answers to maritime queries. With a team of experts, MarineGPT sets a new standard in AI-driven maritime solutions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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Next Generation SOV: Powered by Liquid Hydrogen
Louis Dreyfus Armateurs (LDA) unveils plans for a revolutionary service operations vessel (SOV) powered by liquid hydrogen, marking a significant leap in the maritime industry's shift towards sustainable energy sources. This innovative vessel, designed in collaboration with Salt Ship Design, promises zero carbon emissions for 95% of its operational time... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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Houthi Militants Fire Missiles at Greek LPG Carrier
On Tuesday, Yemen's Houthi militant faction claimed that it launched an attack on an LPG carrier in the Red Sea, the latest in a monthslong string of strikes on merchant shipping. Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree said in a statement that the group attacked the "American" vessel Mado with "a number of suitable naval missiles." He did not claim that the attack hit its target... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:20-Mar-2024
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IBF Urges Vessels to Avoid Red Sea and Gulf of Aden
The International Bargaining Forum (IBF), consisting of the ITF and maritime employers, has extended the Warlike Operations Area in response to the Houthis' attack on True Confidence. The IBF urges vessels to avoid the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden due to safety concerns for seafarers. Lobbying for government intervention is also encouraged... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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India committed to maritime freedom, countering piracy and terrorism in Indian Ocean
Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaffirmed India’s dedication to safeguarding maritime freedom and countering piracy and terrorism in the Indian Ocean region on Tuesday, following Bulgarian President Rumen Radev’s expression of gratitude for the Indian Navy’s rescue of a Bulgarian ship and its crew... -DD NewsPosted On:20-Mar-2024
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