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Luxury superyacht passengers face arrest over wildfire in Greece
Prosecutors in Piraeus are seeking the arrest of a luxurious superyacht and its 13 passengers and crew suspected of starting a wildfire on a resort island. The intense heat wave in Greece has heightened fire risks, leading to a ban on activities that could spark wildfires. The crew of the superyacht could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Ferry Aratere Refloated After Grounding in New Zealand
Salvors successfully refloated the Interislander ferry Aratere after it ran aground in Titoki Bay, New Zealand. The 18,000 GT ferry had departed Picton on a routine run but went aground shortly after leaving. No flooding or pollution occurred, and the crew and divers were unharmed. The incident raises concerns about the maintenance of KiwiRail's ferry fleet... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Insolvency Threatens Damen Mangalia Shipyard’s Future
The dispute between Damen and the Romanian government over the Mangalia shipyard escalated as insolvency proceedings were initiated. Damen, which took control in 2018, faced challenges due to industry downturn and government interference. The court aims to define a recovery strategy for the yard, once a thriving joint venture with Daewoo, now struggling in a competitive market... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Vadhavan Port’s Dredging and Land Reclamation on PPP Model
The Vadhavan Port project will be undertaken under the PPP mode, with a total cost of Rs. 17,709 crore for land reclamation and dredging, and Rs. 38,976 crore for other infrastructure works. This marks a shift from the previous plan of EPC funding by JNPA and MMB, with private operators covering the remaining Rs. 37,244 crore... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Container Transit Times Skyrocket Amidst Red Sea Crisis
The Red Sea conflict has disrupted international shipping routes, leading to longer transit times and rerouting of major shipping companies. The Suez Canal has seen an 80% drop in traffic, forcing carriers to use alternative routes, increasing transit times by 10-14 days. Shippers are advised to plan accordingly for the high-demand retail season... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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NTSB Provides Update on Investigation into Dali Ship Bridge Collision
The NTSB is investigating the power outage on the container ship dali and its collision with the Baltimore Francis Scott Key Bridge. Initial findings show electrical issues caused the outage, leading to a fatal bridge collapse. Investigators are examining the ship's power system to determine the cause and prevent future accidents... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Kolkata Dock System Expands Capacity, Achieves Record Cargo Throughput
With the Kolkata Dock System's second dock, it can now manage 87.5 million tonnes of cargo annually. The Haldia Dock Complex achieved a record 49.54 MT throughput, surpassing the previous 48,608 MT in FY 2023. Users loading dry bulk like coal and iron ore get up to Rs 100 off per tonne, reducing costs. Syamprasad Mookerjee Port hit a record 66.4 MT in FY 2024 and aims for 70 MT in FY 2025... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Ceyline Seaspan brings joy to kids on Seafarers’ Day.
Seaspan's team in Sri Lanka partnered with the Arunodhaya Foundation for International Seafarers' Day, supporting children with mental and physical challenges. They provided essentials, entertainment, and a meal, showcasing their commitment to community impact. Ceyline Shipping Limited, Seaspan's recruitment partner, has been instrumental in providing top maritime personnel for nearly two decades... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Filipino Crew Members Safe After Houthi Attack on MV Transworld Navigator
The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has confirmed the safety of all 27 Filipino crew members aboard the MV Transworld Navigator after an attack by Houthi rebels. Secretary Hans Cacdac stated that the seafarers are now out of the high-risk area and uninjured. Plans for repatriation are in place, emphasizing the importance of reuniting the crew with their families... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Revealing the Challenges Faced by Seafarers in the Green Transition
Seafarers are voicing concerns about the mental health implications of decarbonisation and the fear of being blamed if things go wrong. A survey by ISWAN and the Shipowners’ Club reveals the hidden costs of the green transition, showing a significant impact on job satisfaction. The industry must address these issues and involve seafarers in the transition towards zero carbon... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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WISTA Nigeria President Thanks Seafarers for their Role in Global Trade
Dr. Odunayo Ani, President of WISTA, thanked Nigerian seafarers for their vital role in global trade on the Day of the Seafarer 2024. Emphasizing safety, Dr. Ani commended seafarers for ensuring smooth maritime operations. She praised their dedication in various activities like fishing and transportation. The annual observance honors seafarers' hard work and contributions to the global economy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Dali Ship Sets Sail for Norfolk for Repairs, Crew’s Future in Limbo
The Dali cargo ship, involved in the Baltimore bridge disaster, is finally on its way to Norfolk, Virginia for repairs. After months of confinement, eight crew members have returned home, while two others have been cleared to go overseas. Four crew members remain on board, with seven stranded in the US indefinitely. Investigations into the incident are ongoing... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Merchant Vessel Escapes Missile Attack in Arabian Sea
A merchant vessel in the Arabian Sea narrowly escaped a missile attack, as reported by UKMTO. The Liberian-flagged container ship, MSC SARAH V, was targeted but remained unharmed. The incident, believed to be linked to the vessel's perceived association with Israel, highlights the ongoing security threats in the region. The need for increased security measures to protect maritime activities is evident... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Houthis launch another assault on Transworld Navigator vessel
The recent attack on a vessel by Houthi armed forces has caused controversy, with conflicting reports about the use of maritime drones. Unverified footage on social media shows a drone attacking a Greek-owned ship, while another vessel, the Stolt Sequoia, was reportedly hit by cruise missiles. US Central Command confirmed the attacks, highlighting the escalating threat in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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Challenges Faced by Indian Seafarers in Maritime Industry
Indian seafarers are struggling to compete with those from other developing countries due to a lack of guidance and investment from Indian shipping companies, experts say. Despite India's significant share in the global workforce, candidates from countries like Ukraine, Russia, and the Philippines are gaining ground. Efforts to address these challenges were emphasized on World Seafarers Day... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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International Seafarer’s Day puts spotlight on ship safety
The International Day of the Seafarer, celebrated on June 25, shines a light on the importance of safety at sea. The International Maritime Organization launched a campaign to recognize seafarers' role in maintaining a secure maritime environment. IMO Secretary-General Dominguez praised seafarers for their dedication and urged them to share safety tips and practices to enhance maritime safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:25-Jun-2024
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