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Indian Coast Guard Conducts Course On Oil Spill For 17 Countries
A course on oil spill conducted by the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) for 17 friendly foreign countries commenced here on Monday. According to an official release, ICG is conducting the International Maritime Organisation level-I & II course for 17 friendly foreign countries including Iran, Thailand, Somalia, Mauritius, Myanmar, South Africa and Sri Lanka... -BW BusinessworldPosted On:19-Apr-2022
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Stranded seafarers escape Ukraine, others trapped - ILO
Some of the estimated 1,000 seafarers trapped in Ukraine have escaped, the International Labour Organization (ILO) and industry officials told Reuters, while voicing concern for those remaining trapped onboard ships or unaccounted for. Several foreign cargo ships have been struck by crossfire in Ukraine since the Russian invasion began on Feb. 24 and U.N. agencies have called for urgent action to protect some 1,000 seafarers,.. -ReutersPosted On:19-Apr-2022
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India: Dr (Cdr) Arnab Das to receive Vivekananda Sustainability Award
Dr (Cdr) Arnab Das, founder & director of the Maritime Research Centre (MRC) under the Foundation for Underwater Domain Awareness, Pune, will be felicitated with the prestigious Vivekananda Sustainability Award in a function at the Vivekananda Sustainability Summit 2022 on April 20 in New Delhi. He will receive the award for Replenishment of and Sustainable Practices in Harnessing Marine Eco-systems,.. -United News of IndiaPosted On:19-Apr-2022
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GMU And VMSCL Introduce Online Course On Maritime Law
Gujarat Maritime University, in association with V. M. Salgaocar College of Law (VMSCL) is Organising a 2 Weeks Online Certificate Training Programme (30 Hours) on International Maritime and Trade Law. The course will make the participants aware of the legal framework governing the maritime sector. It will equip participants with knowledge of contemporary and advanced issues related to the maritime industry... -Indian Legal NewsPosted On:19-Apr-2022
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EU renews drone use to detect violations of ship emissions
The European Union’s main agency for maritime activity is once again deploying drones in partnership with member nations in a common effort to detect and pursue large shipping companies violating tightened limits on sulfur emissions, which are major contributors to global warming... -DroneDJPosted On:19-Apr-2022
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Philly Shipyard to build another maritime training vessel
Philly Shipyard, Inc. (PSI) announced the authorization by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration (MARAD) and subsequent order from TOTE Services for the construction of one additional National Security Multi-Mission Vessel (NSMV). As informed, the construction of this new vessel (NSMV 5) is expected to commence in 2023. The contractual delivery date for NSMV 5 is set in 2026... -safety4seaPosted On:19-Apr-2022
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First Cruise Ship Returns to Australia After Two Years
The first cruise ship in two years returned to Australian waters today marking an important milestone as the industry continues efforts to overcome the pandemic and restore operations. Australian media reports indicated more than a thousand people lined the shoreline and were on small boats to see P&O Cruises’ Pacific Explorer arrive and dock in the shadow of the famed opera house in Sydney harbor... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:19-Apr-2022
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UAE on track to become major maritime hub across the globe
As part of its role in regulating the maritime sector in the UAE, the Maritime Administration at the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Croatian Register of Shipping (CRS). As per the agreement, MOEI will recognise CRS to issue maritime statutory certificates and carry out all necessary survey works to ensure the eligibility of ships to sail safely... -Gulf TodayPosted On:19-Apr-2022
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Two ships hit by fatal fires in Asian waters
Explosions aboard two ships in Asian waters have left two crewmembers dead and nine others injured. The 2000-built product tanker Chuang Yi exploded and caught fire in waters 300 km east of Hong Kong on Saturday while on its way to Taiwan. Thirteen crewmembers were aboard the vessel at the time of the incident. One person died and another six got injured. The remaining six crewmembers were unharmed... -Splash 247Posted On:19-Apr-2022
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China Port Delays Cause Ships to Bypass Singapore Bunkering Hub
Container and bulk ships are skipping Asia’s largest refueling hub in Singapore as delays at ports in China and elsewhere prompt vessels to reschedule their stops to save time. A total of 3,020 ships called at the city state to refuel last month, 441 fewer than a year earlier, according to preliminary data released by the Maritime Port Authority. That’s led to bunker fuel sales falling to 3.77 million tons in March, the lowest seasonally since 2016... -gCaptainPosted On:19-Apr-2022
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Crew Member Killed in Containership Fire Off the Philippines
The Philippine Coast Guard responded to a fatal containership fire off the Philippines on Sunday after a pipe allegedly exploded on board. The first was reported on board the M/V General Romula, with 20 crew members, on April 17 off of Talisay City in the province of Cebu.
Three crew members were reported with injuries and one is deceased... -gCaptainPosted On:19-Apr-2022
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Russian cargo ship contacted pier, breached but escaped EU ban, Denmark
Russian general cargo ship SURGUT contacted pier at Horsenes Port, Jutland, Denmark, on Feb 15, on arrival from S-Petersburg with cargo of steel. Some 15 meters of pier were damaged, though reportedly, it didn’t prevent cargo operations or ability to berth. SURGUT suffered breach of bow stern, hull dents, probably lost portside anchor, too... -FleetmonPosted On:19-Apr-2022
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