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India takes over UNSC presidency for August; maritime security, counter-terrorism key priorities
India on Sunday assumed the presidency of the United Nations Security Council for the month of August and is set to organise key events in three major areas of maritime security, peacekeeping and counter-terrorism... -The Indian ExpressPosted On:2-Aug-2021
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India’s satellite navigation sector set for higher growth trajectory
India’s satellite based navigation and augmentation services sector appears headed for a higher growth trajectory with the proposed ignition of a policy push towards effective development, operation and maintenance of such systems. DevdiscoursePosted On:2-Aug-2021
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India: Machilipatnam Deep Sea Port project works to start in 6 months: MP
Works-related to the Machilipatnam Deep Sea Port project will start in six months as the judicial preview committee has given the green signal to float tenders, Member of Parliament V Bala Showri said on Sunday. The Andhra Pradesh Maritime Board will focus on the work for tenders, the Machilipatnam MP told reporters... -Outlook IndiaPosted On:2-Aug-2021
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Sri Lanka: Many new port projects to be activated soon
Considering the future of the port development of Sri Lanka, future plans such as the North Section of the Colombo Port and broadening the ECT Terminal, West Container Terminal -1, Logistics Hub - Colombo South Port, Logistics Center at Blumenthal have already been prepared. Many port projects are due to be activated according to the “Vistas of Prosperity and Splendour” Policy Statement of the present government... -Ceylon Daily NewsPosted On:2-Aug-2021
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Navy, PMSA rescue crew of sinking ship
The Pakistan Navy and Pakistan Maritime Security Agency conducted a joint operation at 180 Nautical Miles south of Karachi and rescued the crew of sinking ship MV SUVARI H. The operation was carried out in the exclusive economic zone of Pakistani sea where the cargo ship sank due to strong winds and tide... -The News InternationalPosted On:2-Aug-2021
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Bigger ships, more frequent and severe transit delays
Severely disruptive events often expose previously unseen or underappreciated vulnerabilities. Add to the list how the trend toward increasingly mammoth vessels is making global supply chains even more fragile... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:2-Aug-2021
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India: Centre may appoint National Maritime Security Coordinator for better cooperation
The Centre is considering appointing a National Maritime Security Coordinator (NMSC) to ensure closer cooperation between various organisations working in the area... -Times NowPosted On:2-Aug-2021
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18 Rescued After Historic Schooner Capsizes Near Maine Maritime Museum
On Friday, Coast Guard Sector Northern New England watchstanders received a report that the historic schooner Mary E had capsized near Doubling Point with 18 people onboard. The Bath Fire Department, security boats from Bath Iron Works, good samaritans and a Sea Tow response boat arrived on scene and rescued all 18 people from the water... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:2-Aug-2021
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German NGO Ship Rescues 100 Migrants In The Mediterranean Sea
German NGO Sea-Watch said on Friday it had rescued nearly 100 migrants in the Mediterranean overnight, many of whom were injured, some with severe “fuel burns” – chemical burns caused by exposure to gasoline mixed with seawater... -gCaptainPosted On:2-Aug-2021
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Cargo ship grounding, Gulf of Patras, Greece
General cargo ship MAYMONA ran aground in Gulf of Patras, Greece, Ionian sea, at around 1600 UTC Jul 29, while en route from San Nicolas Greece to Vassilko Cyprus, with cargo of bauxite. As of 1800 Jul 31 ship’s status unclear, no AIS position/status during last 48 hours. No leak reported, the ship was fenced off with booms. No tugs visible near grounding site, the ship was probably already refloated... -FleetmonPosted On:2-Aug-2021
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