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Calling the Current Situation Untenable Maersk Completes Crew Changes.
With the calls for accommodations to address the problems of crew changes continuing to come from a board range of organization, shipping lines have also begun to speak out about the challenges. Shipping and logistics giant A.P. Moller - Maersk joined the calls announcing the details of two recent crew changes illustrating the difficulties shipping lines and their seafarers are encountering.
Maersk supports the International Maritime Organization s call for governments to establish procedures, saying, "The situation as it stands is not tenable." Like the other organizations, Maersk is calling for action to prevent a humanitarian crisis with potential consequences for safety at sea.Posted On:18-Jul-2020
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Singaporean tanker caught in illegal fuel trade, Vietnam.
Product tanker DIAMOND Z was intercepted by Vietnamese Coast Guard on Jul 13 southeast of Con Dao island, southern Vietnam, South China sea, while transferring oil to Vietnamese fv BT 99887 TS. Both ships failed to produce documents proving fuel origin, both ships were detained and taken to Vietnam port for further investigation.
Product tanker DIAMOND Z, IMO 9157052, dwt 4998, built 1996, flag Singapore, manager Singapore-based company according to EQUASIS.Posted On:18-Jul-2020
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Tanker attacked, 15 crew kidnapped, Gulf of Guinea.
Chemical tanker CURACAO TRADER was attacked at around 1100 UTC Jul 17 in Gulf of Guinea, 230 nm south of Lagos, Nigeria, while en route from Lome Togo to undefined port. Pirates boarded tanker and kidnapped 15 crew, according to Dryad/IMB report. They re believed to be of Russian and Ukrainian nationalities. Tanker AIS was off after pirates boarded tanker, she reappeared at around 1850 UTC, south of attack position, moving in northern direction at a reduced speed.Posted On:18-Jul-2020
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Carnival Cruise Line Completes Crew Repatriation Efforts.
Carnival Cruise Line is in the final stages of repatriating its crew members. More than 26,000 crew members have been sent home from the cruise line s 26 ships. The process of returning crew home has included sending ships to Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, South Africa, India, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
The final segment of Carnival s crew repatriations efforts is currently taking place including efforts in the Caribbean and Latin America for thousands of crew members who are citizens of more than 25 different nations throughout the region.Posted On:18-Jul-2020
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