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Maersk Frankfurt Fire: Ongoing 10-Day Battle Off Indian Coast
The container fire on the Maersk Frankfurt has been raging for 10 days, with crew and the Indian Coast Guard leading efforts. Specialists have now joined the firefighting off the West Coast of India. Despite challenges, the situation remains under control, with one crewmember tragically lost. Additional tugs and vessels are expected to aid in salvage efforts... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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Four survivors found in Taiwan shipwreck as more are rescued
Taiwan is reeling from a historic typhoon, with unprecedented damage and vessel destruction. Amid the chaos, four Myanmar seafarers miraculously survived their sinking ship. Minister Kuan Bi-ling reported seven ships grounded and 79 stranded crew members awaiting rescue. Despite the storm's ferocity, rescue efforts persist as the island grapples with the aftermath of this devastating natural disaster... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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Second tanker sinks in Manila Bay, spreading oil spill further
A second tanker, the Jason Bradley, has sunk off the coast of the Bataan Peninsula, posing a threat of increased pollution in the Manila Bay area. The incident occurred on the evening of July 27 near the entrance of the bay in Mariveles. The Philippine Coast Guard dispatched vessels to monitor the situation and found an oil slick on the water... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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UK ends contract for accommodation barge
The UK's new Labor government has decided to end the controversial practice of housing migrants on the Bibby Stockholm barge. Prime Minister Keir Starmer cited concerns about conditions and cost, aiming to save £20 million next year. This move is part of broader reforms to the asylum system, including clearing backlogs and strengthening border security to disrupt criminal people smugglers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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Indian Coast Guard Rescues 14 Crews of JSW Vessel in Raigad
The Indian Coast Guard executed a daring rescue mission to save 14 crew members from a stranded vessel off Raigad’s Kolaba Fort. Despite adverse weather conditions, a helicopter successfully evacuated the mariners from the vessel, which had run aground due to severe storms. The crew members were safely disembarked at Alibag beach, with no casualties reported... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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Filipino seafarers in Yemen port safe following Israeli attack
Dianne Sampang reported on the recent foiled hijacking attempt in the Gulf of Aden, where two Filipino seafarers were confirmed safe. President Marcos reassured the public of all Filipino seafarers' safety in Yemen after an Israeli attack on Hodeidah port. The incident highlights the risks seafarers face and the need for swift responses to threats in conflict zones like Yemen... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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MOL is the first Japanese shipping company with ClassNK HR certification.
MOL, a Japanese shipping company, has made history by becoming the first in its industry to receive a 3rd party certification from ClassNK for its human resources-related social data. This certification validates the accuracy and reliability of the data collected between April 1, 2023, and March 31, 2024, showcasing MOL's commitment to transparency, ethical business practices, and promoting gender equality... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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Hawai‘i Moves to Remove Historic Falls of Clyde Sailing Ship Amid Sinking Risks
After years of debate, Hawaii has finally released a request for proposals to remove the historic sailing ship Falls of Clyde. Concerns over its deteriorating condition and high risk of sinking have prompted the state to seek bids for its disposal. Once a museum ship, the vessel now faces an uncertain future as the state looks to preserve its historic value... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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Residents advocate for limit on cruise ships
Tourists flock to Santorini to capture the famous sunset amidst picturesque villages and pristine beaches. However, the impact of mass tourism on the island's infrastructure and locals is evident. Restrictions on visitors are being considered to preserve the island's beauty, prompting debate on balancing tourism revenue and maintaining the island's charm... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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Parent seeks annulment of Maritime University exams through High Court
A Madurai resident has petitioned the Madras High Court to invalidate the Indian Maritime University's common entrance test for the academic year 2024-25, citing chaos and lack of clarity in the examination process. The court admitted the plea and directed the university to respond. Meanwhile, the Captain of Ports signed an agreement to redevelop Britona Maritime School in Goa... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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ABS Approves Innovative Ethane Carrier Designs from Jiangnan Shipyard
ABS has granted approval in principle (AIP) to Jiangnan Shipyard for two new developments. The first is an ultra large ethane carrier with the BrilliancE® II Type-B cargo containment system, enhancing performance and efficiency. The second AIP was for Jiangnan's PnFCOMBi insulation system, suitable for low-temperature containment systems. ABS and Jiangnan aim to meet the growing demand for ethane carriers with innovative solutions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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Orca Attack Sinks British Yacht in Strait of Gibraltar, Crew Rescued
The crew of a British yacht was rescued after their vessel was sunk by orcas in the Strait of Gibraltar, part of a series of incidents off the coast of Spain. The orcas disabled the yacht, prompting a distress call and eventual sinking. Researchers believe the orcas may target yachts for play or revenge, with no fatal attacks recorded... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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South Africa Completes First Phase of Ultra Galaxy Recovery Operation
South African officials have completed the first phase of the recovery operation for the grounded bulker Ultra Galaxy. Progress was made due to a break in harsh winter weather, but another cold front is expected. The vessel developed a severe list during a storm on July 9 off the west coast of South Africa, leading the crew to abandon ship. A new salvage company has been appointed to continue the next phase... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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Ferry Breakdown Strands 116 Passengers Near Tokyo for 20 Hours
Passengers aboard the Seven Islands Ai ferry endured a 20-hour ordeal after the vessel broke down en route to Shikinejima island. Stranded in the ocean, the crew radioed for help due to an oil leak and lost steering control. The Coast Guard faced challenges in rough seas but eventually towed the ferry to safety. Passengers were offered accommodations and a replacement vessel... -Crew MirrorPosted On:29-Jul-2024
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