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DGMA MoU to Link Indian Seafarer Certificates with ISF Verify Signed
India's Directorate General of Maritime Administration has signed an MoU with the International Chamber of Shipping and Lloyd's Register OneOcean at IMO headquarters in London. A pilot will link Indian seafarer certificates to ISF Verify, a digital platform for sharing and checking certificates worldwide... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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Industry Urges Govts, to Act on Seafarer Criminalisation Cases
Shipping leaders at Crew Connect Global in Manila, the Philippines, said the industry has run out of options in seafarer criminalisation cases and that governments must step in through consular channels. They pointed to a chief mate held in Turkey since 2023 and three Filipinos jailed in Algeria... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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Containers From Sunken Contship Jet Wash Ashore in Bulgaria
Containers from the sunken containership Contship Jet have started washing ashore on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast, including one stuck near Tsarevo. The ship sank on 29 October after a sea drone attack, and Bulgarian authorities have warned ships about drifting containers that cannot yet be recovered... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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Australia Bans Bulk Carrier Over Falsified Rest Hours
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority has banned the bulk carrier Wooyang Venus from Australian ports for 90 days after finding falsified crew work and rest records at Newcastle, New South Wales. Inspectors found the records were altered to hide excessive working hours on board... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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US Sanctions India-Based Network Over Fraudulent Ship Registries
The US Treasury has sanctioned Chandigarh-based Aryavart Ship Management and the people behind it, accusing them of running fraudulent ship registries used by Iranian shipping. A fake "Eswatini" registry run from Singapore was also sanctioned, raising fresh concern for seafarers on falsely flagged ships... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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UK Law to Guarantee Min Wage for Cross-Channel Ferry Seafarers
The UK Department for Transport has laid new legislation requiring operators on ferry routes between the UK and France to pay seafarers at least the UK minimum wage for the whole voyage. The law also adds minimum rest periods and time off the ship for crews... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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EU Parliament Committee Objects to Listing Two Alang Recycling Yards
The European Parliament's Environment Committee has backed an objection to adding two ship recycling yards at Alang-Sosiya in Gujarat, India, to the EU list of approved facilities. A full Parliament vote is expected at the end of November, but the final decision rests with EU member states... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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Tanker Hit off Oman as Iran Claims Mine Strikes
The Barbados-flagged VLCC Grit was hit by two projectiles about 14 nautical miles north-east of Limah, Oman, near the Strait of Hormuz. No casualties were reported. Iran's IRGC separately claims four tankers hit mines on a southern route, but none of these claims has been verified... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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Abandoned Tanker Mentor Breaks Tow off Romania, Tug Crew Rescued
The drone-damaged tanker Mentor broke its towline in a Black Sea storm off Romania, and one of its Turkish tugs was badly damaged after hitting it. Three tug crew were moved to another tug, while Bulgaria says the unmanned tanker is drifting towards its Shabla coast... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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Mazagon Dock Seeks Partners for Rs 20,000 Crore Shipbuilding Clusters
Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders is seeking equity partners for two new shipbuilding clusters at Dighi on Maharashtra's Konkan coast and Dugarajapatnam in Andhra Pradesh. The projects, worth about Rs 20,000 crore, would each build up to 1.2 million gross tonnage of ships a year... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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UK Court Ruling Clarifies Extradition for Crimes Aboard Foreign-Flagged Ships
The UK High Court in London has ruled that a cruise ship steward arrested in Southampton can be considered for extradition to Bermuda, the ship's flag state, over an alleged offence at sea between Iceland and Scotland. The ruling sends the case to the Home Secretary... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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Residential Cruise Ship Odyssey Reportedly Seized, Heads to Singapore Layup
The residential cruise ship Odyssey, run by Villa Vie Residences, has reportedly been seized by creditors and has left Cambodia for Singapore, where it is expected to be laid up. Residents were told to leave the ship in late October, and the company says it is trying to refinance... -Crew MirrorPosted On:5-Nov-2026
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