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Ferry capsizes in central Bangladesh leaving one person missing
One person has gone missing after a ferry laden with nine vehicles and a still undetermined number of passengers capsized in the Padma River in central Bangladesh on Wednesday, January 17. The ferry had dropped anchor near the Paturia terminal earlier in the day on Wednesday after heavy fog prevented it from approaching its assigned jetty... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Boat crew member falls asleep while piloting during storm
The owner of a fishing trawler that ran aground off Cape Elizabeth said a crew member fell asleep after turning on the ship’s autopilot. The ship's captain recounted the incident, stating that the ship's autopilot navigated the vessel to shallow waters, causing it to get stuck in the sand... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Photos Show Damage to ‘Genco Picardy’ from Houthi Drone Strike
The M/V Genco Picardy is a Supramax bulk carrier owned by U.S.-based Genco Shipping (NYSE: GNK). Hours after the attack, U.S. forces conducted tomahawk land-attack cruise missile strikes on 14 Houthi missile launchers that were loaded to be fired in Yemen... -gCaptainPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the Marine Shipping Industry
The marine shipping industry, responsible for 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions, faces pressure to reduce emissions. The EU and IMO have set targets for emission reduction, leading to investments in ships and services fueled by low- and zero-carbon alternatives. The industry is transitioning to a zero-emission future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Simultaneous Medical Evacuations as Child and Senior Rescued from Two Different Cruise Ships in One Day
The US Coast Guard was involved in two medevac operations to transport cruise ship guests to shore for medical treatment. A six-year-old boy had to be medevaced off the Royal Caribbean ship Harmony of the Seas around 100 miles off the Texas coast. He suffered an undisclosed injury. Watchstanders issued an urgent call with cost guard crews from Corpus Christi and Houston sent to assist... -Cruise RadioPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Increased demand for refueling at African ports as ships navigate around the Cape
African ports such as Walvis Bay and Port Louis are in demand as refueling stations for ships avoiding Red Sea security threats. Shipping companies like Maersk A/S prefer these options for refueling en route. However, the detours around Africa can add 5,000 miles to the journey, at a price. Trafigura's TFG Marine is also available to supply fuel to vessels diverted from the Suez Canal... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Gemini Cooperation: Shifting Liner Shipping to a Hub & Spoke Operation
The liner shipping industry's new ship-sharing alliance, the Gemini Cooperation, aims to counter the trend of direct port calls and favor a "hub & spoke" operation, but industry veterans have concerns about its operational efficiency and reliability. Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd have announced the VSA, with plans to improve schedule reliability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Singtel Enhances Ship Connectivity with AI, 5G, and Starlink
Singtel aims to innovate and utilize advanced technologies such as AI, 5G, and edge computing for improved safety, operational efficiency, and crew well-being. The addition of Starlink to their digital smart solutions for vessels will enhance connectivity and low-latency capabilities, allowing for real-time data analysis and increased productivity... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Captain Pleads Guilty to Operating Vessel While Inebriated in UK Court
The captain of the ship, “MSC ROSHNEY V,” pled guilty to being intoxicated while operating the vessel in a UK court. The captain, “Zbigniew Chowaniec,” a Polish National, pleaded guilty in a UK Court to operating the vessel while intoxicated. He was found to be nearly four times the legal limit for seafarers when tested on January 15th at 7:00 AM... -FleetMonPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Promoting Internet Connectivity as a Vital Seafarer Need: A Call for Change
Internet connectivity has emerged as an essential pathway to wellness at sea, a recent survey reveals. The 2023 SEAFiT Crew Survey shed light on the ongoing complaints about inadequate connection, urging the maritime industry to take action. As a response to this pressing issue, SAFETY4SEA is launching a petition, calling on industry stakeholders to join the cause for free Internet at sea... -ISP TODAYPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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ONE Introduces Dual-Fuel Ships
Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE) has contracted Jiangnan Shipyard and Yangzijiang Shipbuilding for twelve 13,000 TEU methanol dual-fuel container ships, with six scheduled for delivery from each shipyard from 2027. This move is part of ONE's Green Strategy to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Seafarers' safety must be enhanced in Red Sea, shipping industry says
Countries in the Red Sea region need to enhance security to protect seafarers at risk as attacks on merchant shipping worsen, industry officials said on Jan 18. Attacks on ships by Yemen's Iran-allied Houthi militia since November have slowed trade between Asia and Europe and alarmed major powers in an escalation of the war between Israel and Palestinian Hamas militants in Gaza... -The Straits TimesPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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U.S. Destroys Houthi Missile Launchers Pointed at Red Sea
The U.S. Department of Defense has confirmed a fifth round of military strikes against Houthi-controlled targets in Yemen. Meanwhile, the rebel group carried out more attacks on shipping on Thursday. The latest military strike was confirmed against two Houthi anti-ship missiles pointed towards the Southern Red Sea and ready for launch... -gCaptainPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Diversions in the Suez Canal add to economic pressures in Egypt
A sharp drop in Suez Canal revenue due to sea attacks by Yemen's Houthis has exacerbated Egypt's economic crisis, putting pressure on foreign exchange sources and increasing the urgency for reforms and international assistance. Declining remittances, budget deficits, and the printing of money have further contributed to Egypt's economic woes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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Indian Navy picks up crew after ship hit off Yemen coast
The Indian Navy said on Thursday it had rescued the crew of a US-owned vessel in the Gulf of Aden after an attack by Yemen’s Houthi movement as tensions in the region’s sea lanes disrupted global trade. Following the attack on the US Genco Picardy late on Wednesday, the US military said its forces had conducted strikes on 14 Houthi missiles... -Business RecorderPosted On:19-Jan-2024
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