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Bulker explosion in Moroccan port results in deaths of seven seafarers
An explosion and fire on the Greek-managed bulker Toro Rosso in a Moroccan port have resulted in the deaths of at least seven seafarers, with others injured. Bodies of crew members have been recovered, and two succumbed to injuries in hospital. The cause is under investigation. This tragic incident highlights the risks faced by seafarers,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jun-2024
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Weymouth Lifeboat Volunteers Rescue Boat in Distress off Portland Bill
Volunteers from Weymouth lifeboat swiftly responded to a distress call for a boat in trouble south of Portland Bill. The crew of the Severn-class lifeboat, Ernest and Mabel, ensured everyone's safety before towing the vessel to West Bay. The station emphasized the importance of safety measures for sailors and advised boaters to check weather and tide conditions to prevent similar incidents... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jun-2024
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Cochin Shipyard to Build Tugs for Ocean Sparkle
Udupi Cochin Shipyard Limited has secured an order from Ocean Sparkle Limited for the construction of three 70 T bollard pull power ASD Tugs. With successful delivery of two 62 T bollard pull ASD tugs earlier, UCSL continues to show its commitment to quality and timely delivery... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jun-2024
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JNPA’s Legacy of Success: 35 Years and Counting
The event, 'Port of Prosperity', celebrated JNPA's growth in the Indian shipping industry. With a historic throughput of 6.43 million TEUs in FY 2023-24, the port has led in digitization, automation, and sustainability. MOUs worth Rs 40,000 Crore were signed for a Greenfield Port. Chairman Wagh highlighted JNPA's commitment to innovation and community development... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jun-2024
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HD Korea Shipbuilding Showcases Ammonia-Fueled Vessel Technology at Global Tech Forum
HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering showcased its latest developments in ammonia-fueled vessel technology at the Global Tech Forum in Athens, Greece. The company introduced integrated scrubber technology to minimize toxic gas emissions from ammonia fuel, addressing concerns raised by industry leaders... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jun-2024
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Challenges in Upskilling Maritime Workforce for Future Ships
The maritime industry is struggling to upskill its workforce at sea amidst uncertainties about the future of ships. With the push for decarbonization and digitalization, there is a growing need for seafarers who are adaptable and well-trained in handling new technologies and green fuels. Industry experts stress the importance of investing in training programs... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jun-2024
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ABS, HHI Collaborate for Onboard 3D Printing of Repair Parts
ABS and representatives from the HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) consortium have signed a joint development agreement (JDP) to enable onboard manufacturing of repair parts using 3D printing technology. This collaboration aims to enhance efficiency in the maritime industry by supporting rapid maintenance, repair, and operations on sailing merchant vessels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jun-2024
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Advancing satellite-assisted guidance for maritime autonomy
The GSAB2 project, a continuation of the previous GSAB initiative by the Grimaldi Group for the European Space Agency, aims to develop an assisted guidance system using satellite technology for docking large PCTC vessels. With a focus on autonomy levels 2 and 3, the project involves collaboration with Kongsberg and RINA Services... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jun-2024
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Singapore Prepares for Increased Ship Traffic Amid Red Sea Crisis
Since late 2023, with the crisis in the Red Sea causing ships to be diverted via the Cape of Good Hope, Singapore's Port Authority is gearing up for more arrivals. The Keppel Terminal will reopen to boost container handling, and new berths will be added to accommodate increased traffic, reducing ship waiting times... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jun-2024
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Houthis Accuse US and UK of Unprecedented Attack on Yemen
The Houthi militias allege a deadly airstrike by the US and UK in Yemen, resulting in 16 deaths. In response, they claimed attacking the US aircraft carrier, which was debunked by a US Defense official. Despite regular Houthi attacks on warships this year, none have been successful. Ongoing conflict disrupts global trade... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jun-2024
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India will operate its third international port at Mongla?
India is exploring the possibility of operating Mongla Port in Bangladesh, joining their operations at Chabahar Port in Iran and Sittwe in Myanmar. Delegations and proposals are being exchanged to potentially increase cargo handling capacity and further boost transshipment access for neighboring countries like Nepal and Bhutan... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jun-2024
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