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Research ship attacked, two Russians kidnapped
Another ship was attacked in Equatorial Guinea waters at the same time RIO MITONG https://www.fleetmon.com/maritime-news/2020/29609/general-cargo-ship-attacked-russian-and-ukrainian-/ was attacked off Malabo Anchorage, at 0200 UTC May 9. Pirates according to Dryad Global, boarded research ship DJIBLOHO, anchored at Luba Anchorage, Bioko Island, and kidnapped two Russian crew, information to be confirmed.Posted On:11-May-2020
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Cruise Ship Crew Member Returns Home After 2 Months
For nearly two months, Melinda Mann felt like a prisoner trapped at sea.
The 25-year old works as a crew member for Holland America Line cruises and was stuck on one of the company s ships due to the coronavirus pandemic. All the passengers disembarked in mid-March, but the crew members stayed on board.Posted On:11-May-2020
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Work continues as planned on Port of Piraeus upgrading.
Work on the further development and upgrade of Port of Piraeus, the Greece s largest harbour, to the benefit of the country and China is proceeding smoothly as planned despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Greek Shipping and Island Policy Minister Ioannis Plakiotakis said last week.
The Minister was commenting in the wake of the Piraeus Port Authority (PPA) concession holder, Cosco Shipping announcing positive results in the volume of commercial activity at Greece s main port over the first quarter of 2020 despite the coronavirus pandemic.Posted On:11-May-2020
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Cruise ships cluster together at sea, with thousands of crew stuck on board
Dozens of cruise ships are still stuck at sea, clustered in groups in the Caribbean, the Atlantic Ocean and the South China Sea, tracking sites show.
The cruise industry has been closed down globally due to the COVID-19 virus, with notable outbreaks on board several ships including the Ruby Princess in Australia and the Australian-owned Greg Mortimer.Posted On:11-May-2020
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DP World Constanta Upgrades Legacy Terminal System, Transitioning to N4 to Improve Operational Functionality and Increase Flexibility
Navis, a part of Cargotec Corporation, and the provider of operational technologies and services that unlock greater performance and efficiency for leading organizations throughout the global shipping industry, today announced that DP World Constanta has gone live on N4. DP World Constanta has invested considerable resources into the terminal in order to deliver time and cost-effective trade enabling solutions that are backed by its reputation for a high level of safety.Posted On:11-May-2020
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Cyber Security in Shipping during COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 crisis has been testing the foundations of our lives, societies and economies posing huge challenges for the future. Organisations across industries are rightly focusing on their employees well-being, whilst making sure that their operations continue undisrupted and at the same time, adapting to the new ways of operating.Posted On:11-May-2020
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