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AMSA Reports Decrease in MLC Breach Complaints in 2023
Complaints of breaches against the Maritime Labour Convention on ships decreased in 2023, according to the Australia Maritime Safety Authority's latest report. The report highlights a decrease in complaints, with the majority originating from seafarers themselves. Western Australia received the most complaints, and bulk carriers had the highest complaint rate... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-May-2024
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Growing Interest in Ammonia as Technology Advances
The demand for ammonia is evolving due to the energy transition, with new markets emerging for green and blue ammonia. As the global economy shifts away from fossil fuels, the production of green ammonia will need to grow significantly to meet demand. Ammonia is also being explored as a potential fuel source for propulsion technology... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-May-2024
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Carnival Crew Member Plunges Overboard During Emergency Drill
During an emergency drill on the Carnival Venezia in St. Thomas, a crew member fell overboard, prompting a swift rescue operation. The incident did not disrupt the ship's itinerary, with the vessel continuing its Eastern Caribbean voyage from New York. Safety drills for guests and crew are crucial for preparedness... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-May-2024
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Endangered Sei Whale Found Dead on Cruise Ship Bow
Marine conservationists and government scientists are investigating a 44-foot sei whale carcass found on a cruise ship in New York. The autopsy revealed tissue trauma and fractures, with organs removed for analysis. The U.S. NOAA is also probing the incident. Sei whales are fast swimmers and predominantly found in oceans worldwide... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-May-2024
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Footage Shows First Responders Reacting to Baltimore Bridge Collapse
Body camera video captured the shocked reactions of first responders after a Baltimore bridge collapsed, killing six men. The footage shows disbelief among Maryland Natural Resources Police officers as they approached the site. The FBI launched a criminal investigation into the collapse, halting traffic at the Port of Baltimore... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-May-2024
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Philippines: SSS advocates for social security coverage for seafarers
The Social Security System (SSS) ensures social security coverage for Filipino seafarers and maritime professionals as MITC is formed. SSS President Macasaet emphasizes collective effort in addressing maritime employment concerns and promoting the welfare of Filipino seafarers and their families... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-May-2024
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Dali crew experienced emotional distress: Seafarers’ unions
The cargo ship Dali crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in the post-midnight darkness of March 26, prompting a massive rescue and recovery operation. Construction workers repairing potholes on the bridge were killed when it collapsed upon impact. The crew of the Dali felt helpless and sorrowful, expressing sadness for the loss of life... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-May-2024
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Joint Efforts Lead to 82% Decrease in Maritime Corruption
Corruption in the maritime sector in Bangladesh has significantly decreased in just four years, with reported incidents dropping by around 82% between 2018 and 2022, from 132 incidents to just 24. This progress was highlighted at a seminar in Dhaka where MACN Bangladesh, in partnership with BMLS, announced positive developments and success... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-May-2024
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Caterpillar Discusses IMO’s Net-Zero Emissions Goal
Marine product manager William Watson of Caterpillar Inc. discusses the International Maritime Organization's goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Watson explains how future fuels in maritime will help convert the engine room to the energy room, aligning with the industry's sustainability objectives... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-May-2024
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Green Shipping May Lead to Huge Job Growth
The Global Maritime Forum predicts that the global shipping industry could create over four million clean jobs in the coming decades as it moves towards decarbonization. This transition to zero-emission marine fuels is expected to double the number of people employed by shipping and the maritime supply chain from two million to four million by 2050... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-May-2024
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