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Shipping Corporation of India to Acquire 26 Indigenous Ships
The State-owned Shipping Corporation of India plans to acquire 26 domestically built ships worth ₹198.2 billion as part of a government initiative to bolster local shipbuilding. This move aims to enhance India's shipping capacity, with a broader ambition to increase the share of locally built tankers significantly by 2047... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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Panama to Intensify Crackdown on Abuse of Maritime Registry
Panama's President Jose Raul Mulino announced stronger measures to combat criminal exploitation of its ship registry and maritime routes at a UN Security Council session. Emphasizing Panama's strategic position, he affirmed the nation's commitment to effective governance, vessel traceability, and combating illegal fishing, ensuring it won't harbor violators of international law... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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IWA Achieves Major Breakthrough at Pandu Terminal
In a major milestone for Northeast India's logistics, Guwahati's Pandu Terminal has successfully handled its first Over-Dimensional Cargo (ODC) shipment, transporting 537 metric tonnes of Jack-up Barges from L&T to Kolkata. This achievement enhances multimodal transport, reduces reliance on congested routes, and boosts regional connectivity through the Brahmaputra River... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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Captain and Officers of Eagle S Tanker Charged in Finland
Finland's National Public Prosecutor has charged the captain and two officers of the EagleS oil tanker for damaging underwater cables in the Gulf of Finland. The crew, predominantly Georgian and Indian nationals, is accused of causing a severe criminal disaster by dragging the ship’s anchor, severing vital communication lines... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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Collaborative Effort to Introduce Hydrogen Ferries in Indonesia
HDF Energy, Neuman & Esser, and GIZ have signed a letter of intent to explore green hydrogen solutions for decarbonizing maritime transport in Indonesia's small islands. This initiative aims to develop sustainable ferry systems powered by hybrid hydrogen and battery technologies, supported by a feasibility study under the International Hydrogen Ramp-Up Program... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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Turkey Frees Croatian Captain Amid Diplomatic Pressure
Turkish authorities released Croatian Captain Marko Bekavac on August 8, nearly two years after his arrest for drug trafficking. He attributed his release to diplomatic efforts by Croatia. Bekavac had been sentenced to 30 years for cocaine found on his ship, while his first officer remains imprisoned, awaiting appeal... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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IMO Supports Fiji National University in Promoting Sustainable Marine Transportation and Shipbuilding
During his visit to Fiji National University’s Pacific Centre for Maritime Studies, IMO Secretary General Arsenio Dominguez urged the advancement of sustainable marine transportation. He proposed a market analysis of the shipping industry's needs and offered consultancy services. This initiative aims to enhance local expertise and revive shipbuilding courses, honoring Pacific island heritage... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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Report Reveals Captain’s Role in Avoidable Yacht Mishap
The NTSB report emphasized navigation hazards in the area, noting the captain's unfamiliarity with local warnings despite his claims of frequent passage. He failed to steer towards a crucial buoy, opting instead for murky waters at high speed. Consequently, he faced penalties for reckless operation, highlighting maritime safety's critical nature... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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Cargo Ship Fire Near Norway, Crew Rescued
On August 7, a fire broke out on the cargo vessel Tali in the North Sea near Norway. With 14 crew members aboard, the ship was en route from Cuxhaven to Tau. Norwegian authorities swiftly responded, and all crew were safe, though one was airlifted for smoke inhalation evaluation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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Togo Strengthens Maritime Sector to Become West African Shipping Hub
Togo is emerging as a significant maritime power, enhancing its strategic port capabilities. Investments in modern infrastructure are positioning it as a key player in West Africa's trade dynamics. By streamlining operations, Togo aims to facilitate smoother trade routes, create job opportunities, and stimulate local economies, shaping the future of regional collaboration... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port to Enhance Capacity with Eco-Friendly Tech
Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port (SMP) has launched a modernization program to cut vessel turnaround times and achieve net-zero carbon emissions. Key initiatives include eight new mobile harbor cranes, night navigation to reduce turnaround from five to four days, and increased handling capacity, all while enhancing environmental conditions and economic inclusivity... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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Shipyard Incident Calls for Improved Safety in Maritime Industry
Inadequate health and safety measures at shipyards can lead to tragic outcomes. A recent incident in northeast England resulted in a worker's death after a fall from scaffolding, prompting a £200,000 fine. The Health and Safety Executive emphasizes the need for rigorous safety protocols to prevent such accidents in the marine sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:12-Aug-2025
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