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Indian Coast Guard Rescues 11 Crews from Sinking Cargo Vessel
In a daring sea-to-air rescue, the Indian Coast Guard saved 11 crew members from a sinking cargo vessel in the Bay of Bengal. Despite rough seas, the crew was rescued with the help of Coast Guard vessels and aircraft. Three crew members are still missing, prompting an ongoing search mission in the area... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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Finance Restrictions by Banks for Owners Risking Seafarers
Banks involved in the Poseidon Principles are weighing the option of reducing lending to shipowners who put their crews at risk. By monitoring safety commitments, financial institutions like ING and Citigroup are aiming to promote better treatment for seafarers. This initiative reflects a growing emphasis on social responsibility within the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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First Ship-to-Ship Methanol Bunkering Completed in T&T
Waterfront Shipping, a subsidiary of Methanex Corporation, successfully completed its first ship-to-ship methanol bunkering demonstration in Trinidad and Tobago. This milestone, achieved in partnership with various organizations, highlights methanol as a safe, cleaner fuel for a low-carbon future. The event positions Trinidad and Tobago as a key player in decarbonizing the maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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World’s First Ammonia-Powered Vessel to be Launched by 2026
The Finnish tech group Wärtsilä is collaborating with Norwegian shipowner Eidesvik Offshore to convert the "Viking Energy" offshore vessel to run on ammonia fuel by 2026. This transformation makes it the world's first ammonia-powered vessel in operation, reducing emissions by at least 70%. Equinor supports this initiative to meet global emissions targets... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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Singapore Initiates Monkeypox Testing for Seafarers
Singapore has implemented new measures to test foreign seafarers for monkeypox upon arrival, reminiscent of early COVID-19 pandemic protocols. Starting August 23, the health ministry will conduct temperature and visual screenings at the nation's airports for inbound travelers from regions at risk of monkeypox outbreaks. Similar measures will also be in place at sea checkpoints for crew and passengers arriving from affected areas... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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Captain to be Investigated After Super yacht Sinking Off Sicily
Italian prosecutors are investigating Captain James Cutfield, the New Zealander responsible for the sunken superyacht that claimed the life of British magnate Mike Lynch. Cutfield faces charges of manslaughter and shipwreck in connection to the tragic incident off the coast of Sicily. The investigation is ongoing, with autopsies pending and other crew members possibly implicated... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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Collaboration Enhances Safe Navigation in Polar Waters
Bogerd Martin NV and Mariem Solutions GmbH have partnered to enhance safe voyage planning in polar waters. The collaboration involves licensing Mariem Solutions' MDLT data layer and web application, polarcodepass.com. This integration aims to provide historical temperature data aligned with IMO Polar Code requirements, ensuring optimal route validation and adherence to safety standards... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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Maritime Security Incident Reported Near Yemen Amid Regional Tensions
The UKMTO reported a maritime security incident near Yemen, with a small boat approaching a vessel at high speed. Yemen supports Palestine against Israeli occupation, leading to conflict with Israel. The region's complexities involve various actors in conflicts and alliances. Efforts to address security challenges are crucial for safe maritime operations in the area... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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Ultra Galaxy Ship Cleanup Nears Completion After Severe Storm Grounding
The cleanup operation for the grounded bulker Ultra Galaxy is almost finished, focusing on removing oil and debris. SAMSA issued a tender for the ship's remains, as most fuel and fertilizer cargo have been retrieved or lost at sea. Inspections show beaches are clean, with ongoing monitoring for fuel ashore. No negative environmental impact from the fertilizer cargo... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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Wind-Powered Shipping Gains Momentum at Hamburg SMM Trade Fair
The upcoming SMM trade fair in Hamburg will showcase the rise of wind-powered shipping in the maritime industry. With modern wind propulsion solutions, ship operators can harness wind power for cargo and passenger ships. The International Windship Association has seen a surge in interest, with more vessels equipped with wind technology than ever before... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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Panama Canal Plans Reservoir Expansion to Combat Next Drought
The Panama Canal is preparing for a potential drought, with plans to expand capacity for larger ships and increase water reservoirs. Despite past drought challenges, efforts are being made to increase vessel passage and revenue targets. With a focus on water conservation and operational efficiency, the canal is gearing up for future challenges... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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Orca Attack on Sailboat in Northwestern Spain: Crew Injured and Vessel Damaged
A sailboat off the coast of northwestern Spain was rammed by orcas, causing damage to its rudder. The maritime rescue service towed the boat ashore. This is part of a series of incidents by orca pods in Spain and Portugal. Scientists are investigating the reasons behind this behavior. One crew member sustained a serious hand injury and was airlifted to a hospital... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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Greek Coastguard Shooting Incident Leaves Migrant Dead Near Symi Island
A 39-year-old migrant was tragically found dead after the Greek coastguard fired shots at a vessel carrying migrants near the island of Symi. The coastguard reported that the man likely died from a bullet, as shots were fired at the outboard engine of the migrant boat in an attempt to stop it after it ignored warnings to halt... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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Confined Space Accident on Russian Freighter Claims Two Lives in Turkey
Two seafarers tragically lost their lives in a confined-space accident aboard the Russian freighter Navis 2 at the port of Bandirma, Turkey. The victims, Dmitrii Mochalov (52) and Konstantine Martynov (46), were found poisoned by gas in one of the cargo holds. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident, highlighting the ongoing risks faced by seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:27-Aug-2024
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