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India Approves Vadhavan Port Project to Boost Economic Growth
The Government of India has approved the project for a Major Port at Vadhavan, Maharashtra, with a total cost of ₹76,220 crore. This initiative will enhance maritime infrastructure, boost the shipping sector, and improve trade connectivity. The investment signifies a commitment to economic growth and development, positioning India as a global trade leader... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Aug-2024
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Missile Attack on Merchant Ship Near Yemen, Crew Safe
A missile struck the MV GROTON near Aden, Yemen, but caused no significant damage or injuries. This incident underscores the rising threats to international shipping amid Houthi attacks, which have provoked U.S. and British retaliations. The situation raises urgent concerns about maritime safety in the conflict-affected region, disrupting global trade routes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Aug-2024
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Rising Heat Exhaustion Risks for Crews Under Investigation
A recent report by Transport Malta's Marine Safety Investigation Unit reveals the tragic death of a crewmember on a Maltese-registered bulk carrier in July 2023, highlighting the impact of climate change on seafarers. The incident in Qatar underscores the urgent need for improved working conditions, training, and awareness of heat-related illnesses to ensure crew safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Aug-2024
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Six Indian seafarers successfully repatriated by DG Shipping
The Directorate-General for Shipping successfully repatriated six Indian seafarers from the ship "Blue Shark" on August 2, 2024 in Kalymnos, Greece. They expressed gratitude to the Ministry of External Affairs India, Indian Embassy Athens, and Greek authorities. A debriefing was conducted in Mumbai to prioritize their well-being and safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Aug-2024
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MOL Introduces Innovative Wind-Assisted LNG Carrier Design
Japan's MOL introduces innovative Wind Challenger design for LNG carriers, collaborating with Hanwha Ocean. The plan includes two 160-foot rigid sails on a 938-foot vessel, aiming to reduce fuel consumption and achieve decarbonization goals. ClassNK grants approval for the design, with plans for 25 vessels by 2030 and 80 by 2035... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Aug-2024
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Will Paul Watson be extradited after his arrest for trial?
Sea Shepherd founder Paul Watson faces potential extradition to Japan after being arrested in Greenland for incidents in the Southern Ocean in 2010. Accused of being an accomplice to an assault and ship trespass, Watson's arrest is based on international treaties. Extradition from Denmark, where Greenland is located, is a complex legal process... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Aug-2024
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Philippines reports Galaxy Leader Crew showing malaria symptoms, seeks release.
The Philippines government is working to secure the release of crewmembers of the hijacked car carrier Galaxy Leader, some of whom are unwell. The vessel has been held in Yemen by Houthi forces since November 19, 2023. Concerns for the health of the crew, including reports of malaria, have prompted calls for their humanitarian release... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Aug-2024
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Houthis in Yemen assert they targeted the MV Groton in the Gulf of Aden
The Iran-aligned Houthi movement has claimed responsibility for attacking the MV Groton in the Gulf of Aden and downing a U.S. MQ-9 drone in Saada province. These actions, the first since an Israeli airstrike in July, illustrate the escalating tensions and military capabilities within Yemen's ongoing conflict and region-wide instability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Aug-2024
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Indian Govt Commitment to Dock Worker Safety Standards in Ports
Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways Shri Sarbananda Sonowal addressed the government's efforts to ensure occupational safety standards at ports. The Dock Workers (Safety, Health and Welfare) Act, 1986, overseen by the Ministry of Labour and Employment, focuses on the safety, health, and welfare of dock workers in major ports... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Aug-2024
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Utilizing AI Technology to Enhance Boat Safety
The U.S. Coast Guard reports a decrease in boating accidents and fatalities, with operator inattention and alcohol still prominent factors. Advanced technology, like autonomous ships and AI, is revolutionizing maritime safety. Hefring Marine's IMAS system offers real-time data and alerts to address common boating issues, ensuring a safer marine environment... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Aug-2024
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Philippine Coast Guard Successfully Contains Oil Spill from Sunken Tanker Terra Nova
The Philippine Coast Guard has successfully contained pollution from the sunken tanker Terra Nova, which leaked oil into the bay during Typhoon Gaemi. By capping valves and preparing for siphoning, they have reduced the spill area coverage. With plans to enhance containment measures and begin siphoning, the PCG aims to refloat the vessel in two weeks with assistance from the US Coast Guard and NOAA... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Aug-2024
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