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Somali Coast Witnesses Fifth Dhow Hijacking, Security Experts Report
Security experts report the fifth kidnapping of a fishing dhow off the coast of Somalia, raising concerns about maritime security. The identity of the perpetrators is unknown, and one hijacked vessel was spotted heading north along the Yemeni coast. These incidents echo tactics used by Somali pirates a decade ago... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jan-2024
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Fire-Stricken Cargo Ship Laden with Lithium-ion Batteries Docks in Dutch Port
The M/V Genius Star XI ship, loaded with lithium-ion batteries, had a fire in one of its cargo holds last week near Dutch Harbor, Alaska. The U.S. Coast Guard reported normal air quality and no signs of heat in or around the cargo holds. The incident is being managed by the Unified Command... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jan-2024
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Navigating Loyalty Challenges in the Global Shipping Industry
In the ever-changing world of global shipping, crew loyalty is tested by globalization, automation, and fluctuating regulations. Manning companies must prioritize keeping their crew steady and committed, navigating shifting loyalties and the lure of competing opportunities. It's more than just contracts and wages—it's about maintaining a dedicated and reliable team... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jan-2024
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Hapag-Lloyd Diverts Ships from Suez Canal Following Houthis’ Attack
Germany's Hapag-Lloyd is diverting its ships around the Suez Canal for safety reasons. They will continue to do so until January 9, with a decision to be made on that day whether to continue rerouting ships. Maersk and MSC are also rerouting ships via the Cape of Good Hope... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jan-2024
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Fishing Company in New Zealand Penalized for Putting Crewmembers at Risk of Asbestos Exposure
Sealord, New Zealand's largest deepwater fishing company, has been fined for exposing workers to asbestos on the fishing vessel Will Watch. The company failed to protect workers from the risk of harm and was fined about US$196,000. Maritime NZ found Sealord did not carry out adequate asbestos risk assessments on the vessel... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jan-2024
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Crew Kidnapped from Tanker in Ongoing Incident in the Gulf of Guinea
The security services are reporting an ongoing incident in the Gulf of Guinea where at least two crewmembers have been taken from a tanker operating in the area. Unconfirmed reports are suggesting that the captain might be among those taken from the vessel which was in the region near Equatorial Guinea... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:3-Jan-2024
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Different perspectives of bunker fuels contamination
The American Club & Eagle Ocean Marine recently hosted in Piraeus a Loss Prevention & Claims seminar which looked at both the technical and legal aspects of bunker contamination claims, explains Andrew Dyer, Regional Claims Director EMEA – SVP, The American P&I Club & Global Claims Eagle Ocean Marine... -SAFETY4SEAPosted On:3-Jan-2024
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Adani Ports Achieves Record-Breaking Cargo Volumes and Growth in FY24
In December 2023, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd (APSEZ) handled 35.65 MMT of cargo, resulting in a strong 42% year-on-year (YoY) increase. The CEO, Mr Karan Adani, stated that APSEZ is aiming to reach over 400 MMT of cargo volumes in FY24, surpassing initial guidance. Many APSEZ ports achieved new milestones... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jan-2024
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Explosions Near Maltese-Flagged Vessel in the Red Sea
The Houthis staged a late-day assault on an unidentified vessel near the Bab el-Mandeb in the Red Sea on January 2 with the authorities reporting that none of the nearby merchant ships were damaged. Details are still emerging on this latest incident which came after a lull since 10 Houthi fighters were killed by the United States on Sunday... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:3-Jan-2024
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Maersk’s Decision on Red Sea Sailings: Rerouting or Risk?
Denmark's Maersk is considering rerouting ships around Africa after an attack on one of its vessels in the Red Sea. The company suspended Red Sea sailings for 48 hours after the attack by Yemen-based Houthi fighters. Major shipping companies are avoiding the Red Sea routes, impacting the world's container shipping... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Jan-2024
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2023 review: A transformative year for shipping and maritime
In the maritime realm, 2023 has been a year marked by transformative projects and announcements, on both the regulatory side, ship designing, and shipbuilding front as well as demand signals for the production of alternative fuels. Amidst geopolitical turbulences in the Middle East, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and the lingering aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic,.. -Offshore EnergyPosted On:3-Jan-2024
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What are the shipping industry trends to look out for in 2024?
The EU’s Emission’s Trading System for shipping and electronic trade documentation are all trends to keep a watchful eye on in the new year according to Keystone Law. The shipping industry has faced multiple challenges over the past year with global conflict, a greater push for sustainability, and a gradual adoption of technological advancements... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:3-Jan-2024
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