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India and Denmark Strengthen Maritime Relations
India and Denmark are collaborating to enhance maritime relations, focusing on sustainable practices under the India-Denmark Green Strategic Partnership. This partnership includes areas like quality shipping, maritime training, green technology, and decarbonization efforts. Denmark's expertise in sustainable maritime technologies is supporting India's initiatives like the Sagarmala project and Maritime India Vision 2030... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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ITF Launches the Non-Seafarers’ Work Clause for Maritime Industry
The ITF and JNG have implemented the Non-Seafarers’ Work Clause to improve seafarer safety by assigning tasks like lashing and unlashing cargo to trained dockworkers. This reduces physical strain, fatigue, and the risk of accidents. By following this clause, companies can create a safer maritime industry and promote a better working environment for seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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Ship Recycling Falls 42% Amid High Demand and Market Conditions
The number of recycled ships has dropped by 42% year-on-year, reaching the second lowest level in 16 years due to high freight rates and strong demand. Fleet renewal has been limited, with only 45 ships recycled so far this year. Despite challenges, ship recycling is expected to rebound as market conditions normalize... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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Japanese Cruise Boat Company Head Arrested for Fatal Sinking
Japanese authorities have arrested the head of a tour boat company after the tragic loss of the Kazu I, which disappeared off the coast of Hokkaido in 2022. The vessel encountered rough conditions, issued a distress call, and tragically no survivors were found. Investigations revealed safety protocol violations, leading to criminal charges for negligence resulting in death... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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NYK and Oono Development Partner for Green Ship Recycling
Japan's NYK and Oono Development Company are collaborating to explore green ship recycling potential in Japan. Emphasizing eco-friendly practices and circular economy support, the partnership aims to commercialize ship recycling. With the rising interest in recycling materials, the focus is on utilizing high-quality steel from ships for construction and other industries... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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Kenya Strengthens Seafarer Regulations and Welfare
Kenya has 11,000 seafarers, as recent statistics indicate, prompting government efforts to streamline the sector. President's directives include expediting Seafarers Identification Document production. Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua has appointed a Seafarers Wages Council. Recent evacuations of abandoned seafarers highlight ongoing welfare concerns, with calls for engagement with registered agencies... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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Indian Coast Guard’s ICGS Sujay Strengthens Maritime Ties with Indonesia in Bali Visit
The Indian Coast Guard vessel, ICG's Offshore Patrol Vessel Sujay, arrived at Bali for a three-day strategic port call during its East Asia deployment. The visit includes professional interactions with Indonesia's BAKAMLA, cross-deck training, joint yoga sessions, and sports events. Ten NCC cadets will participate in an environment protection walkathon to raise awareness about marine pollution... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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UK Launches First LNG Dual-Fuel Ferry Amid Delays and Challenges
The UK celebrated a major achievement with the first bunkering of an LNG dual-fuel vessel from a Scottish shipyard. Despite delays, the construction of two new Ro-Ro ferries for CalMac is close to completion. Glen Sannox's cool-down process began in Glasgow, marking a crucial step towards its delivery, although facing challenges and political scrutiny... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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LNG Emerges as Crucial Low-Carbon Fuel for Shipping Amidst Transition Challenges
At a recent oil industry conference, shipping companies emphasized LNG as a growing choice for low-carbon marine fuel to reduce emissions. Despite its potential, challenges in transitioning to greener fuels like bio-LNG and green methanol exist due to competition. The shift to LNG is crucial for decarbonizing the shipping sector, but affordability and availability of alternatives pose obstacles. Collaboration and innovation are key for a sustainable transition... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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German Govt to Secure Future of MEYER WERFT Shipyard
The Federal Government and Lower Saxony partner to save MEYER WERFT with a majority stake acquisition and €400 million investment. They plan to provide guarantees of €1 billion each to stabilize the company amid financial challenges from the pandemic, conflict, and rising prices. Orders worth €11 billion indicate a bright future for the shipyard, securing thousands of jobs. The goal is to return the company to private ownership in the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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Hanwha Ocean to Enhance Shipyard Safety Amid Increased Scrutiny
Hanwha Ocean, a South Korean shipbuilder, is investing $1.3 billion in safety enhancements at its shipyard operations over the next three years. This decision comes after criticism from the government and unions for lax safety protocols. The investment will include a smart system using AI, body cameras for workers, and replacing outdated equipment... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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Maersk Report Predicts Supply-Demand Balance and Industry Challenges
Maersk's Asia Pacific Market Update for September paints a cautiously optimistic picture for the global shipping industry in the coming months. While there is a more balanced supply and demand environment expected, potential disruptions like a U.S. port strike and ongoing issues in the Red Sea loom large. The report highlights challenges such as terminal congestion in key regions and trade bottlenecks affecting port efficiency... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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Engine Failure Strands Oil Transport Ship Off Koh Mai Si, Crew Rescued Safely
An oil transport ship suffered engine failure and grounded off Koh Mai Si in Trat Province due to strong waves. The 12 crew members are safe, rescued by response boats. The incident highlights the risks of maritime transportation and the importance of safety measures. The stranded ship serves as a reminder of the perils at sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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Canadian Coast Guard Abandons Search for Missing Crew Member
The Canadian Coast Guard has ceased its search for a crew member who disappeared from the CCGS Vincent Massey, a new icebreaker. The crew member went missing upon the vessel's return to base in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. Extensive search efforts involving aircraft, vessels, and other ships in the area were unsuccessful. The incident is now under investigation by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Sep-2024
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