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Quad to Strengthen Maritime Security Amid Regional Tensions In Wilmington, USA, leaders from India, Japan, the U.S., and Australia convened to address maritime security amid escalating tensions in Asian waters. The Quad Summit 2024 introduced the Maritime Initiative for Training in the Indo-Pacific and a logistics network to enhance disaster response, while condemning aggressive actions in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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Rolls-Royce Deploys Mini Nuclear Reactors for Clean Energy Rolls-Royce is revolutionizing the energy sector with its new micro nuclear reactors in the Czech Republic. These small modular reactors offer a compact, affordable, and efficient alternative to traditional nuclear power plants. By streamlining the process of harnessing nuclear power, Rolls-Royce aims to reshape the global energy landscape and advance emission-free energy for shipping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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First Global Business Interruption Insurance for Ports Launched Broker Marsh and Lloyd's underwriter Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK) have teamed up to offer specialized business interruption insurance for ports. This unique insurance covers trade disruptions, including threats to shipping in the Red Sea. With coverage up to $50 million per incident and no geographical limitations, this insurance fills a crucial gap in standard coverage for ports facing increasing risks worldwide... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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Families of Bridge Collapse Victims Sue Dali Owners for Negligence The families of the six workers who died in the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore have filed lawsuits against the ship owner and operator. The U.S. Justice Department is also taking legal action, seeking $100 million for the disaster response. Grace Ocean and Synergy are petitioning to limit liability, while Brawner Builders and Ace American Insurance are seeking compensation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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Warning Issued Regarding Lithium Battery Fire Risks Firefighters in Australia are alarmed by the increasing number of lithium battery fires, particularly in e-scooters and e-bikes. The risks extend to transportation, with incidents during shipping. Lack of safety regulations for electric vehicle fires on ships is a global concern. A summit in Brisbane aims to address this growing issue to ensure the safety of crew members and vessels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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Poor Mental Health Detrimental to Seafarers’ Career The mental well-being of seafarers, especially Filipino cadets, is a growing concern in the maritime industry. Halcyon Marine Healthcare Systems Inc. reports a rise in mental health issues like depression and anxiety among Filipino seafarers. These challenges, along with family and work-related stress, can significantly impact seafarers' overall well-being and the industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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Filipino Seafarers’ Magna Carta Set to Become Law, Enhancing Rights and Protections After years of waiting, the Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers is finally set to become law, providing crucial protections for around half a million sailors. The legislation, spearheaded by Senate President Escudero, aims to ensure fair treatment, legal assistance, and medical support for seafarers facing challenges at sea. This landmark law will safeguard the rights and welfare of Filipino seafarers, offering them essential protections and support in their vital maritime roles... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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Sovcomflot Blames Western Sanctions for Increased Environmental Risks in Oil Shipping Sovcomflot PJSC, a Russian state-owned oil tanker company, has condemned Western sanctions on ships carrying Russian oil. They argue that these sanctions increase environmental risks by forcing some vessels out of regular trade. The company asserts its commitment to high safety standards but criticizes restrictions for penalizing responsible shipowners and deteriorating maritime safety standards... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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Yacht Explosion in California: Fire, Diesel Spill, and Safety Concerns A yacht explosion in Marina del Rey, California, caused chaos as The Admiral luxury yacht caught fire and sank, creating a 4,000-gallon diesel spill. Thankfully, no serious injuries occurred, but the incident serves as a reminder of the tragic MV Conception disaster. The Coast Guard responded swiftly, emphasizing the need for better oversight and prevention measures to avoid similar incidents... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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Norwegian Cruise Line Unveils Norwegian Luna, Set for Spring 2026 Voyages Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has unveiled details about its upcoming ship, Norwegian Luna, joining the fleet in spring 2026. The ship, part of the Prima Plus class, will be the fifth largest in NCL's fleet, accommodating 3,550 guests. With exciting features like the Aqua Slidecoaster and Glow Court, the ship promises unique experiences for guests sailing to Caribbean destinations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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Disney Treasure Completes Conveyance to Netherlands Ahead of December Launch The Disney Treasure, Disney Cruise Line's latest ship, completed its journey from a shipyard in Germany to its berth in the Netherlands. The 16-hour conveyance along the Ems River was guided by tugs due to the ship's massive size. After sea trials, the ship will sail to Port Canaveral, Florida, offering a magical cruise experience for guests... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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Ghana Upgrades Maritime English Training for Safer Multinational Crews In Ghana, maritime English training for instructors has been updated to ensure safety on ships with multinational crews. The Regional Maritime University (RMU) collaborated with the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to organize a national train-the-trainer course in Accra. The course equipped participants with modern teaching techniques for effective communication at sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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New Advanced Shipyard Opens in Singapore for Offshore and Renewable Projects ST Engineering has unveiled its new shipyard at 55 Gul Road in Singapore, replacing the expiring Tuas Yard. The Gul Yard, double the size of Tuas Yard, is equipped for larger projects. With AI-driven automation, digital twin technology, and 5G connectivity, the facility aims for efficiency and safety. Sustainability initiatives include electric vehicles and a clean energy transition plan... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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Missile Attack Damages Civilian Ship and Port Infrastructure in Odessa An Antigua-flagged civilian ship in Odessa port was hit by a Russian missile, causing damage to both the vessel and port infrastructure. Four people were injured in the attack. The Iskander-M ballistic missile used is known for its high speed and long range. This incident adds to the ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting the risks faced by civilian ships in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Sep-2024
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