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India’s Container Cargo Set to Grow 8% Despite US Tariffs
Container cargo volume in India is expected to grow by 8% this fiscal year, reaching 380 million tonnes, amid challenges like US tariffs and disruptions in the Panama Canal. While coal volumes may decline, port expansions and increased transshipment activities are anticipated to bolster overall growth in the sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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Vessel Dodges Possible Houthi Attack Near Saudi Red Sea
A merchant vessel narrowly escaped an attack off Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast, an area usually safe for maritime traffic. This incident followed an Israeli airstrike on Houthi leaders, raising security concerns. The crew reported a loud bang but remained unharmed, while investigations into the incident are underway... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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Bunker Barge and Bulk Carrier Collide Near Singapore
On September 1, a collision occurred off Singapore’s coast between the bunker barge Marine Dynamo and the bulk carrier Flag Gangos. A minor fuel spill was reported, but both vessels remained stable. The Marine Dynamo, operated by Chevron, experienced a spill of Marine Gas Oil, and one crew member sustained minor injuries... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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Containership Breaks Free at Brazil’s Itajaí Port
Images have emerged of the aftermath of the containership incident at Itajaí, Brazil, where the vessel Vincente Pinzon broke free from its moorings due to strong currents. Emergency teams quickly secured the ship, preventing injuries or significant damage. This incident raises safety concerns as the port undergoes modernization plans... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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New Multi-Cargo Berth Construction Kicks Off at VOC Port
VOC Port has commenced construction of Multi-Cargo Berth No. 10, celebrated by Chairperson Susanta Kumar Purohit at a groundbreaking ceremony. The berth, extending 445 meters with a draft accommodating vessels of up to 125,000 DWT, aims to bolster cargo handling capacity and strengthen the port's pivotal role in India's maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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Guidelines for Preventing Crew Fatigue Onboard
Skuld Club recently highlighted the critical risks of fatigue onboard vessels, stressing its detrimental effects on crew health and operational safety. Prolonged exertion, disrupted sleep, and high stress contribute to impaired performance and increased accident risks. To address this, Skuld advocates for adherence to IMO rest hour guidelines and improved crew wellbeing practices... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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Kamarajar Port’s Shore Power Initiative Boosts Green Shipping in India
Kamarajar Port is enhancing its coastal power supply facility, encouraging ships to switch to cleaner electricity while docked. Launched in November 2024, the initiative aligns with India’s sustainable port operations goals. This transition reduces emissions and fuel consumption, with a government mandate for compliance by 2035, ensuring widespread adoption... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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Nautilus International Welcomes Leadership Change at P&O Ferries
Nautilus International has welcomed Peter Hebblethwaite’s exit from P&O Ferries, viewing it as a chance to prioritize maritime professionals' rights. His tenure was marked by the unlawful dismissal of 786 seafarers in 2022, prompting calls for accountability and stronger employment protections. The union urges new leadership to engage constructively with trade unions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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Innovative Underwater Vacuum Technology Tested in WA to Combat Biofouling
Franmarine's innovative underwater vacuum technology aims to combat biofouling on commercial vessel hulls, reducing invasive marine pest risks in Western Australia. This diver-operated system filters and UV-treats water before release, marking a significant advancement in marine biosecurity. Successful evaluations could lead to a larger pilot program in Fremantle Ports... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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Mormugao Port Plans Redevelopment to Boost Capacity and Cargo Handling
The Mormugao Port Authority is launching a transformative dredging project to increase its capacity, deepening the approach channel from 14.4 to 19.5 meters for Capesize vessels. Alongside, Berth 9 will be revamped into a modern multi-cargo facility, enhancing Mormugao's role in India's maritime trade landscape. Construction aims to finish within 24 months... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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Spain’s Green Bunkers Launched to Boost Maritime Decarbonization
Madrid-based startup Green Bunkers has secured €5 million from Baghdadi Capital to enhance its maritime decarbonization platform. Founded in 2025, the company aims to transform the €100 billion bunkering industry by promoting cleaner fuels, improving transparency, and implementing innovative solutions like green corridors and carbon capture technologies... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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Maldives Boat Captain Dies After Electrocution in Engine Room
Adam Saeed, the 66-year-old captain of the Kolama boat, tragically died today after being electrocuted in the engine room. The incident occurred while en route to Huvadhu Atoll. Saeed, a lifelong seafarer, was inspecting a pump issue when he encountered an electrified area, leading to fatal injuries... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Sep-2025
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