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Ship Damaged in Houthi Attack Diverts Route to Djibouti Port
A container vessel hit by Houthi militants off Yemen arrived safely in Djibouti with no injuries or water ingress reported. The Liberia-flagged MV Groton was targeted by ballistic missiles, causing a fire in the cargo holds. The crew extinguished the fire, emphasizing crew safety as a top priority amidst escalating tensions in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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The Giant Antarctic Iceberg Stuck Spinning in the Atlantic Ocean
In 2020, the massive iceberg A23a surprised researchers by getting stuck in a rare ocean vortex after breaking away from an Antarctic ice shelf. Measuring 1.1 million acres and weighing one trillion tonnes, it defied expectations by remaining caught in a slow, once-a-month orbit in the South Atlantic, captivating scientists... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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IMO Launches Insider Threat Toolkit for Maritime Security
IMO has introduced a new toolkit to combat insider threats in the maritime industry. Terrorist organizations and criminal groups target weaknesses in security protocols, making insiders a strategic advantage. The toolkit, developed in collaboration with ICAO, includes best practices like background checks and advanced technologies to enhance security measures and address evolving threats... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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India Issues Safety Warning to Ship Operators After Seafarer Deaths
India has issued a warning to ship operators after three seafarers tragically died in bulker holds. The authorities stress the importance of properly locking and marking hatches to prevent future incidents. The incident at Krishnapatnam port prompted a reminder of the risks in enclosed spaces and the need for strict safety measures... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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Filipino Sailors from Seized MSC Aries Return Home Amid Tensions
The three remaining Filipino sailors from the Portuguese-flagged MSC Aries, seized by Iranian authorities in April, safely returned to the Philippines. A crew member had been released earlier for health reasons. The DFA and Iranian government played roles in their return, amidst global concern for maritime security and seafarers' safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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Winners of Contest for Student-designed Ferry Announced
The WFSA announced winners of its 11th Annual Student Competition for a Safe Affordable Ferry. Winning teams will present their designs at Interferry's conference in Marrakesh. This year's focus was on designing a RoPax vessel for the Niger River in Nigeria. The winning team from Indonesia designed an innovative aluminum catamaran powered by CNG... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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Coordinated Inspection Campaign to Safeguard Seafarers’ Rights and Welfare in Maritime Industry
The maritime industry is taking steps to prioritize the welfare of crew members and enforce basic rights outlined in the Maritime Labor Convention. The Paris and Tokyo Port State Control organizations are launching a three-month inspection campaign to ensure compliance with international agreements and address any deficiencies found. The well-being of seafarers is a top priority... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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TOWT Takes Delivery of World’s Largest Sailing Cargo Ship for Emission Free Shipping Operations
PIRIOU Shipyard has delivered TOWT's first sailing cargo ship, "Anemos," set to sail to Le Havre today. The vessel will dock on Tuesday, loading operations to follow before embarking on its maiden voyage to New York City. CEO Guillaume Le Grand emphasizes the mission to decarbonize world shipping, marking a significant milestone in the fight against global warming... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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ClassNK Grants Approval in Principle for Innovative Wind-Assisted LNG Carrier
ClassNK has granted Approval in Principle for an LNG carrier featuring the innovative 'Wind Challenger' wind propulsion system, marking a significant milestone in the adoption of wind-assisted propulsion systems. To ensure safety and compliance with regulations, ClassNK has released guidelines for ships equipped with such systems, addressing potential risks effectively... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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Conrad Shipyard Wins 2023 Safety Awards for Commitment to Employee Well-Being
Conrad Shipyard has received the prestigious SCA "Excellence in Safety" and "Improvement in Safety" awards for their dedication to promoting safety and accident prevention in the shipbuilding industry. With a strong emphasis on employee well-being and a "Safety First" culture, the company sets a high standard for safety practices... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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Panama Canal Authority Bolsters Capacity Due to Surging Water Levels
The Panama Canal Authority increases daily passages and maximum draft of Neopanamax locks, nearing normal operations post historic drought. Vessels may now pass with a draft of 14.94 meters. Number of daily transits adjusted to 35, aiming for 36 in September. Monitoring lake levels for future adjustments... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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CMT Launches Fuel Injection Acoustic Emission Sensor for Enhanced Diesel Engine Performance Monitoring
CM Technologies (CMT) has launched a new fuel injection acoustic emission sensor for diesel engines, allowing engineers to monitor fuel injection system issues. Matthias Winkler emphasizes the sensor's importance in optimizing combustion, fuel consumption, and emissions. The sensor is part of CMT's PREMET X system, offering a comprehensive solution for diesel engine performance monitoring... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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Turkey Enacts CO2 Emission Tax for Cargo Ships at Ports to Combat Climate Change
Shipowners moving cargo through Turkish ports must now pay for CO2 emissions under new Ports Act amendments. Turkey's move to tax maritime emissions aligns with global efforts to reduce shipping industry carbon footprints. The country's Climate Change Mitigation Strategy plans to establish an emissions trading system, raising concerns about potential circumvention of EU carbon taxes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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Clean-up of Singapore Oil Spill Progressing Faster than Anticipated Schedule.
Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC) has reopened Siloso Beach after an oil spill cleanup operation caused by a dredger collision. Over 300 workers efficiently removed oil from the sea and sand, completing the task ahead of schedule. Palawan and Tanjong Beach are set to reopen by mid-August after final cleanup efforts... -Crew MirrorPosted On:6-Aug-2024
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