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Industry calls on UN to safeguard ships following Iran seizure
Tensions in the Middle East have escalated due to Israel's campaign in Gaza, leading to clashes with Iranian-aligned groups. The seizure of the MSC Aries container ship by Iran prompted shipping industry associations to urge for enhanced military presence to protect seafarers from further aggression in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Apr-2024
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Israel retaliates against Iran, putting ship on high alert
Iranian state media reported activation of air defense against UAVs near Isfahan. Maritime security warns ships to be cautious in Arabian Gulf due to recent UAV activity. Attacks may be in retaliation for Iran's actions, increasing tensions in the region. British military advises vigilant reporting of suspicious activity at sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Apr-2024
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IMO Legal Affairs Committee Addresses Seafarer Abandonment
The IMO Legal Affairs Committee will convene for its 111th session in April 2024 to address critical legal matters including seafarer abandonment, fair treatment of detained seafarers, fraudulent ship registrations, liability limits, and guidelines for maritime autonomous surface vessels. The committee plays a crucial role in ensuring the legal framework for maritime operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Apr-2024
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General Cargo Ships Are Falling Behind in Ensuring Crew Wellbeing
Seafarers in international trade often find newer, fancier ships offer better quality of life and career growth. Idwal survey data confirms general cargo ships lag in crew connectivity and overall quality compared to other vessel classes. Lack of internet access on 13% of ships is concerning for crew welfare. General cargo ships also struggle with maintenance, crew health, and workload management... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Apr-2024
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EU Faces Surge in Carbon Emissions from Ship Diversions
New data shows a 14% increase in EU shipping sector carbon emissions, monitored by Kayrros. Ship diversions due to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea are the main cause, leading to additional CO2 emissions. This poses a challenge to decarbonization efforts and hinders progress towards net zero emissions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Apr-2024
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Filipino Seafarers Aboard Aries Ship Expected to be Released Soon
The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) is confident in the imminent release of Filipino seafarers aboard the commandeered Aries ship. DMW Officer-In-Charge Hans Leo Cacdac assures their safety and ongoing communication with relatives. The crew members, part of a 25-person crew, are currently anchored off the Iranian port of Tehran... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Apr-2024
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Japanese Consortium Developing Emissions-Free Containership with Battery Swapping Technology
A Japanese consortium led by Imoto Lines and Marindows is developing a next-generation containership to operate emissions-free and address the shortage of seafarers in Japan. The vessel will use containerized batteries and a hybrid powertrain, with plans to incorporate low-environment impact technologies in the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Apr-2024
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Surge in maritime violence boosts demand for private security forces
Missile attacks from the Houthis, Somali piracy, seizure by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards: ships have had more to navigate than just the seas this year — and owners are turning to professionals for help. Companies offering specialist maritime security services say demand is rising as shipowners seek to keep crews, ships and cargoes safe from novel threats... -Financial TimesPosted On:22-Apr-2024
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Baltimore Bridge Wreck Removal: New Temporary Channel Opens
The Captain of the Port established the Fort Carroll Temporary Alternate Channel, providing additional limited access for commercially essential vessels. Located on the northeast side of the main channel, the channel has a depth of 20 feet, a 300-foot horizontal clearance, and a vertical clearance of 135 feet... -gCaptainPosted On:22-Apr-2024
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Russian Ship released from German port after sanctions suspicion
A cargo ship from Russia previously held in Germany on suspicion of violating sanctions can now freely leave the port of Rostock, as confirmed by the Stralsund main customs office. The Atlantic Navigator II was carrying birch wood for the US, subject to EU sanctions but not US sanctions. Prosecutors revealed further details about the ship's operations and detainment... -Crew MirrorPosted On:22-Apr-2024
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