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Join Indian Navy 2021: Last date to apply for 2500 Sailor posts today
Indian Navy registration process for Sailor posts will end on 05 May. Candidates can apply for 2500 posts through official site of joinindiannavy.gov.in. Check how to apply below... -Hindustan TimesPosted On:5-May-2021
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Frustration erupts over slow pace of seafarer s vaccinations
THE organisation that represents ship-management companies has become so frustrated with how long it is taking to resolve the crew-change crisis and to make seafarers a priority group for vaccination against Covid-19... -The Business TimesPosted On:5-May-2021
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Raising seafarers plight to the world
In a time when tens of thousands of individuals stepped forward to hold the line of safety and survival in the face of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic, one sector of essential workers seemed to have been forgotten by the world — the seafarers... -The Manila TimesPosted On:5-May-2021
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Report into fatal Coast Guard sinking blames ship design, crew actions
The Safety Investigation Authority (Otkes) has published a report into the sinking of a Border Guard vessel last June that left one crew member dead... -YLE NewsPosted On:5-May-2021
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Maritime women encourage gratitude journaling to help cope with pandemic stress
Two Maritime women are encouraging people who may be feeling stressed amid the pandemic to consider starting a gratitude journal... -Global NewsPosted On:5-May-2021
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ZIM to ship oxygen to India for token sum
ZIM said it would charge a token $1 container with medical grade oxygen - oxygen tanks, oxygen bottles, portable oxygen generators and oxygen concentrators - to India. The containers will also be prioritised for delivery... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:5-May-2021
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Crunch at European ports after Suez unblocking
The increase in imports comes after the blockage of the Suez Canal by Ever Given caused huge tailbacks of ships, and the canal’s unblocking released the queue of laden vessels on their way to Europe... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:5-May-2021
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Forescout launches cyber-resilient technology for maritime industry
US-based Forescout Technologies has launched a commercial device visibility and control technology to enhance cybersecurity in the maritime industry... -Ship TechnologyPosted On:5-May-2021
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Egyptian Court Denies Owner s Appeal to Release the Ever Given
On Tuesday, an Egyptian court upheld a previous court order for the seizure of the container ship Ever Given, leaving the vessel stranded in the canal s Great Bitter Lake until further notice... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:5-May-2021
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Vessel under lockdown in Durban port after 14 crew members test positive for Covid
The Eaubonne vessel arrived in Durban from India on Sunday.
The vessel is under lockdown with all crew members on board... -Jacaranda FMPosted On:5-May-2021
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Gulf of Guinea persists as maritime security hotspot
Piracy and armed robbery incidents were on the rise in 2020 and the numbers do not seem to relent into 2021. IMB’s latest global piracy report (Q1 2021) records 38 incidents since the start of 2021... -Hellenic Shipping News WorldwidePosted On:5-May-2021
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MSC Cruises reveals fleet-wide crew vaccination plan
MSC Cruises has started a fleet-wide Covid-19 vaccination programme for all its crew. Crew of flagship MSC Virtuosa will be vaccinated ahead of the ship’s maiden voyage from May 20 around the UK from Southampton, according to the line... -Travel Weekly UKPosted On:5-May-2021
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Passenger ships return to Galveston as crews line up for vaccines
When two Carnival Cruise Line ships pulled into the Port of Galveston on Sunday, local leaders said it was a sign of how close the world might be to a return of passengers sailing on aquatic adventures... -Galveston County Daily NewsPosted On:5-May-2021
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Crew Excited to Return to Cruise Ships
Happy To Have A Job . Thousands of crew members have already come back onboard as more and more cruise lines announce service resumptions... -Cruise Industry NewsPosted On:5-May-2021
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The Ever Given and the Monstrosity of Maritime Capitalism
Beginning in the late 1860s, the decade that it took to construct the Suez Canal, photographs depicting its feats of engineering circulated across the world... -Boston ReviewPosted On:5-May-2021
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Amidst falling demands due to COVID, LNG cargoes get diverted from India
As India faces the second wave of the COVID crisis, partial lockdowns in many parts of the country have resulted in falling consumer demands for LNG cargoes. As a result, many ships bearing LNG cargoes are getting diverted away from ... Original post at FleetMon.com, 2021-05-04 08:15:57 ... Read herePosted On:5-May-2021
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Hapag-Lloyd s container ship stuck in Ningbo since March
Container ship CZECH suffered main engine failure or malfunction on understood, Mar 17, while berthing at Ningbo China, on arrival from Busan. The ship was in repairs since then, said by Hapag-Lloyd to resumed sailings on May 3, May 3 ... Original post at FleetMon.com, 2021-05-04 07:14:51 ... Read herePosted On:5-May-2021
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Jack-up rig capsized, sank off Kalimantan, South China sea
Malaysian offshore rig NAGA-7 sinks after punch-through incident while operating for ConocoPhillips, on May 4 in offshore Sarawak waters, northern Kalimantan. The company confirms that the jack-up is submerged following the incident while setting up on a well location. Understood ... Original post at FleetMon.com, 2021-05-04 12:24:20 ... Read herePosted On:5-May-2021
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Strange death of sign-on seaman, Spain
A tragic accident occurred early in the morning May 4 in Algeciras waters, Spain, during crew change operation. Suezmax tanker BORDEIRA was about to set sail after completing MB cargo operation, when sign-on seaman slipped from ladder during boarding, and ... Original post at FleetMon.com, 2021-05-04 16:40:36 ... Read herePosted On:5-May-2021
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