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India’s Sagarmala Project to Support Kollam Port Development
The Ministry of Trade Union for Ports and Shipping, as stated by Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal, is focused on enhancing Kollam Port. This effort includes accommodating luxury and freight vessels and launching services to Minicoy Island. The state must prepare a proposal to align with the Sagarmala project for optimal development... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-May-2025
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Call for Compliance with New IMO Fire Protection Regulations
Survitec is urging shipowners and managers to prepare for new IMO fire protection regulations effective January 1, 2026. These require fixed water monitors on weather decks of Roro and Ropax vessels to address rising fire incidents, particularly with electric vehicles. These monitors offer efficient, targeted protection, enhancing crew safety during firefighting... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-May-2025
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Enhancing Seafarer Mental Wellbeing During Decarbonisation
The International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network (ISWAN) has released guidance to enhance seafarers' mental wellbeing amid the maritime industry's shift to zero carbon. The publication emphasizes the psychological challenges posed by regulatory changes and advocates for a people-first approach, highlighting the importance of communication and psychological safety in the transition... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-May-2025
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Guidelines on Digital Twins Transforming Maritime Industry
The CIMAC working group WG20 has released the guideline "Digital Twins in the Maritime Industry." This framework aids stakeholders in understanding and implementing digital twin technology, detailing six dimensions to define various types. It includes an allocation table and real-world use cases, emphasizing the alignment of models with specific applications for effective use... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-May-2025
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Labor Shortages in Canada’s Marine Transportation Sector
The Canadian Marine Careers Foundation's "Canadian Seafarers Pathway Study" reveals significant labor shortages in marine transportation. By 2029, domestic vessel operators need to recruit 8,300 workers—over 30% of the current workforce—to meet demand and offset retirements. Julia Fields emphasizes the sector's vital role in Canada's economy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-May-2025
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Karin Orsel Wins IMO Gender Equality Award
Karin Orsel, a pioneering Dutch shipowner, received the International Maritime Organization’s Gender Equality Award on May 16. Emphasizing mentorship and support for women in maritime, she has led MF Shipping Group to significant growth. Orsel advocates for diversity and sees decarbonization as a key opportunity for women's advancement in the industry... -Crew Mirror
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Vizhinjam Port Emerges as South and East India’s Container Handling Leader
Vizhinjam Port has quickly become the leading container handling hub in South and East India, narrowing the gap with major Western ports. Its strategic location and advanced automated systems have enabled it to exceed its initial capacity. As it continues to develop, Vizhinjam is set to enhance its regional container trade dominance... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-May-2025
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Wallem Group Releases Whitepaper on Best Practices for Marine Biofuels Adoption and Usage
Wallem Group has released a whitepaper titled "Marine Biofuels: Adoption, use, and best practice," focusing on integrating biofuels into maritime operations. It highlights biofuels' potential for decarbonization, regulatory compliance, and the importance of proper equipment. The document also emphasizes crew training and suggests a digital system for monitoring biofuel consumption... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-May-2025
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FMC Investigates Foreign Flagging Systems to Enhance U.S. Maritime Safety
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is investigating foreign flagging systems to assess their impact on shipping safety and fairness. Concerns arise over lax regulations that may jeopardize U.S. maritime operations. A public comment period invites stakeholders to address issues like inadequate inspections and the rise of unregulated 'shadow fleets.'.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-May-2025
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Mormugao Port Operations Suspended Due to Cyclone Threat in Goa
The Mormugao Port Authority has suspended operations amid a developing cyclonic system off Goa's coast. The Indian Meteorological Department warned of adverse weather, including heavy rainfall and strong winds. Strict monsoon protocols are in place, prohibiting small crafts and enforcing enhanced safety measures to mitigate risks during this hazardous season... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-May-2025
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