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Tragedy strikes as racing yacht capsizes off Queensland coast
Tragedy struck off the coast of Queensland as a racing yacht capsized, resulting in the death of a sailor. The vessel lost its keel, causing it to capsize four nautical miles off Lady Elliot Island. A father and son were rescued, but a third man, aged 65, was found deceased. The incident highlights the risks of high-performance keel designs in racing yachts... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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Forest Fire Causes Temporary Halt in Maritime Traffic
A forest fire in northwestern Turkey briefly disrupted maritime traffic in one direction through the Dardanelles Strait. The Turkish Coast Guard temporarily suspended marine navigation in the north-south direction but later resumed traffic. Minister of Agriculture Ibrahim Yumakli mobilized nine aircraft, six helicopters, and over 360 firefighting personnel to extinguish the fire... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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APM Terminals Unveils New Digital Dashboard for Shipping Companies
The dashboard, implemented in 11 terminals globally, offers enhanced transparency, quicker turnaround times, and improved planning reliability. It utilizes sophisticated algorithms to track crane movements, vessel locations, and potential operational challenges. Real-time crane data is integrated into the terminal operating system for enhanced planning accuracy and efficiency analysis... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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Mitsubishi Shipbuilding to Construct Japan’s First Methanol-Fueled RoRo Car Carriers
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding in Japan is joining the ranks of shipyards constructing ocean-going methanol-fueled vessels. With a limited number of shipyards currently building such ships, Mitsubishi secured an order for Japan's first methanol dual-fuel RoRo car carriers. These innovative vessels will feature design enhancements to boost efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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Canada Designates IRGC as Terrorist Organization
The Canadian government has designated the IRGC as a terrorist organization, citing evidence of their involvement in terrorist activities. Minister Dominic LeBlanc emphasized Canada's commitment to human rights and combating terrorism. The IRGC's assets are now frozen in Canada, with strict laws against supporting terrorist groups... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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Panama Canal Considers New Reservoir to Improve Shipping Route Reliability
The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) is considering the construction of a new reservoir to improve the reliability of the key shipping route within four to five years. Last year’s drought caused by El Niño led to a reduction in daily transit volumes, causing weight restrictions and bottlenecks for shipping. The ACP plans to increase daily transit allowances gradually to return to normal levels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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Adani Cements expanding sea cargo transportation for increased efficiency.
Sea routes offer cost-effective cargo transportation, saving ₹300-400 per tonne. This reduces overall costs by ₹50-70 per tonne, making it appealing for businesses. Utilizing sea transportation can lower operational costs, improve efficiency, and reduce carbon emissions. With technology advancements, sea routes are now a sustainable option for companies to optimize their logistics... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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India’s Biggest Container Port: Vadhavan Deep Water Port Development Approved
The Union cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved the construction of a Rs 76,220 crore deep water port at Vadhavan in Maharashtra. With a capacity to handle 23.2 million TEUs annually, the port will be a vital trade link along the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor. Stakeholder consultation and careful planning will ensure the project's completion by 2039... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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Safety Concerns for Seafarers Amid Red Sea Missile Attacks
When a missile fired by Yemen's Houthi Islamists hit near his ship in the Red Sea, Costas Rassias vowed to stop sailing through those dangerous waters. Traumatized sailors refuse to cross the Red Sea due to ongoing attacks, creating a staffing problem in an industry already facing a global shortage of seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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Largest Car Carrier with Multi-Fuel Engine Enters Sea Trials
The first of the Aurora class car carriers, built in China for Hoegh Autoliners, has begun sea trials. With a capacity of 9,100 CEU, it will be the largest of its kind with a multi-fuel engine. The project was expanded to 12 ships with options for more, incorporating efficiency improvements and plans for ammonia-powered engines. Hoegh received a grant for sustainable operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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Norway and Singapore Strengthen Green Maritime Collaboration
Maritime CleanTech and Ocean Hyway Cluster have partnered with Innovation Norway to boost green maritime cooperation between Norway and Singapore. Through the HPO program, Norwegian suppliers aim to expand their presence in the Southeast Asian market. This collaboration aligns with Singapore's decarbonization goals, focusing on electrification and sustainable marine fuels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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Dali Crew Facing Legal Battle: Blocked from Departure
The crew of the containership Dali, involved in the Francis Scott Key Bridge incident in Baltimore, is facing legal battles preventing their departure from the city. Lawyers are seeking to block their exit as the ship's operator arranges for replacement crew. An emergency hearing is scheduled to prevent crewmembers from leaving before testimony, invoking the Fifth Amendment if needed... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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Industry Outraged by Recent Attacks on Shipping in Red Sea
The shipping industry is reeling from the recent drone boat attack on the bulker Tutor in the Red Sea, resulting in a seafarer's death. The industry strongly condemned the missile attack on the cargoship Verbana, leaving another seafarer seriously injured. Despite ongoing conflicts in the region, industry organizations are calling for immediate action to protect seafarers and ensure freedom of navigation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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Indian Ports Shine in World Bank’s Port Performance Index
Nine Indian ports, including Visakhapatnam and Adani Mundra, have made it to the World Bank's Container Port Performance Index's top 100 largest ports in 2023. Visakhapatnam secured the 19th position, up from 115th in 2022, with impressive turnaround times and low berth idle time. Other Indian ports also showed significant improvement in rankings... -Crew MirrorPosted On:20-Jun-2024
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