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Captain of Very Large Ore Carrier lost in Indian ocean
VLOC SEA FUJIYAMA lost man overboard on Jan 2 in southeast Indian ocean, while en route from Tubarao Brazil to Qingdao China. The ship turned back and searched for lost crew for some three days, but he wasn t found. The ship resumed voyage, as of Jan 15 she was sailing in Java sea. As it became known on Jan 15, lost crew was Captain of the ship:
A sailor went to the captain s room to call him for dinner but he was not seen anywhere on the ship, the company told the authorities.Posted On:16-Jan-2021
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Nord Stream 2 construction work is officially approved to continue
In German waters, the Nord Stream 2 Baltic Sea gas pipeline s construction can continue after the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH) gave its approval.
The previous permit allowed the work to continue starting at the end of May 2021 at the earliest. The approval had become necessary because a Swiss company withdrew its special vessels at the end of 2019 following sanctions from the USA.Posted On:16-Jan-2021
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Cruise liner Marco Polo beached in Alang, India
The Iconic MS MARCO POLO vessel has reached the end and completed her final journey today at the ship-breaking facility in Alang, India. We already knew she was to be scrapped but now that s become a reality after photos show her beached ready for scrapping.
The vessel which was once a popular ocean liner recently arrived off the coast of Alang, India, and in the early hours of January 14, was finally beached.Posted On:16-Jan-2021
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Foreign flagged ships detained in the UK during December 2020
During December, there were four new detentions of foreign flagged vessels in a UK port
1. In response to one of the recommendations of Lord Donaldson’s inquiry into the prevention of pollution from merchant shipping, and in compliance with the EU Directive on Port State Control (2009/16/EC as amended), the Maritime and Coastguard agency (MCA) publishes details of the foreign flagged vessels detained in UK ports each month.Posted On:16-Jan-2021
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Vizag Port set to retain 3rd rank in cargo handling
Visakhapatnam Port appears to be all set to retain its third rank in handling cargo after Kandla and Paradip during the current financial year. The port, which started its operations way back in 1933, handled a throughput of 51.95 million tonne as on December 31, 2020, as against 53.54 mt during the corresponding period last year.Posted On:16-Jan-2021
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Crew of cable ship at Portland in lockdown after Covid outbreak.
The crew of a ship at Portland were placed in lockdown after an outbreak of coronavirus which led to two of those on board being taken to hospital.
The alarm was raised with public health officials after the outbreak on board the cable laying ship Sovereign. The ship is operated Global Marine and although it works around the waters of the British Isles and elsewhere its home port is Portland.Posted On:16-Jan-2021
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India: Maritime body MUI demands seafarers support fund.
Union Budget 2021-22 Expectations for seafarers support fund: Maritime body MUI on Friday demanded announcement of a support fund for seafarers in the forthcoming Budget.
Maritime Union of India (MUI) is the country s oldest union of merchant navy officers.Posted On:16-Jan-2021
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