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India’s $6 Billion Plan to Become a Global Maritime Powerhouse
India is investing $6 billion in its maritime sector, aiming to become a global powerhouse. The budget includes a $3 billion Maritime Development Fund to finance ship acquisitions and increase market share. Plans also focus on domestic shipbuilding, with clusters in five states and financial assistance to Indian shipyards... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Empowering Women and Wellness Initiatives for Seafarers Launched
In a move to empower seafarers and promote inclusivity, Minister Shantanu Thakur launched two initiatives at SCI in Mumbai. "Sagar Mein Yog" focuses on wellness, while "Sagar Mein Samman" empowers female seafarers. These initiatives align with Maritime India Vision 2030, aiming to enhance seafarers' physical and mental resilience for a stronger global presence... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Indian Coast Guard Celebrates 49th Raising Day
The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) is gearing up to celebrate its 49th Raising Day on 01 Feb 2025, showcasing nearly five decades of unwavering service to the nation. With a growing fleet of ships and aircraft, the ICG aims to further strengthen its capabilities to protect India's maritime interests and ensure safety at sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Ukraine Seafarers Can Receive Documents in Izmail from Diia
Izmail has now become a city where seafarers can obtain their qualification documents online through the Diia portal, joining Odesa and Kyiv. This new development streamlines the process, allowing individuals to order documents easily and efficiently. The convenience of this digital platform benefits seafarers in managing their documentation effectively... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Maersk Partners Gemini for Enhanced Sea Network
Maersk A/S and Hapag-Lloyd AG have launched their operational partnership named Gemini on February 1st to create a highly efficient sea network. With over 340 ships combined, they aim for a leading time planism of over 90%. The transition period will last until May, ensuring all ships adhere to the new schedules by June... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Sailors Urged to Report Marine Life Collisions in Essential Survey
The Marine Mammal Advisory Group is calling on sailors worldwide to participate in a survey documenting collisions between sailing vessels and marine life. These incidents are common in the sailing sector, often involving encounters with whales. By engaging sailors in this survey, the organization aims to identify collision hotspots and gather crucial data to protect marine life... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Vizhinjam Port Achieves Milestone with 300,000 TEUs Handled in Six Months
Kerala Ports Minister V N Vasavan recently announced that the Vizhinjam transshipment port has handled three lakh TEUs of cargo in a successful six-month trial period. With a cost of Rs 8,867 crore, the port has welcomed 150 ships and managed 85,000 TEUs in January alone, solidifying its position as a key trade gateway for India... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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India Launches Rs 25,000 Crore Maritime Development Fund to Boost Shipping Industry
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a Maritime Development Fund of Rs 25,000 crore during the 2025-26 Budget, aimed at boosting the maritime industry and fostering competition. The fund expects to attract Rs 1.5 lakh crore in investments by 2030. Additional measures include extending customs duty exemptions for ship manufacturing and revamping financial assistance policies... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Fire Contained on Cargo Ship at Port of Aberdeen, Scotland
Fire crews in the Port of Aberdeen, Scotland, are working tirelessly to extinguish a cargo hold fire on a Panama-flagged bulker named Lowlands Diamond. Despite the intense efforts of several fire departments and specialist teams, the ship and port are not in immediate danger. The operation is described as complex and unusual... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Operator Fined $1.5 Million for Illegal Ocean Pollution Violations
Eurobulk Ltd., a Greek shipping company, has been fined 1.5 million USD and put on four years of probation for violating pollution prevention laws. The company discharged greasy water into the ocean without using an oily water separator, with the former chief engineer directing the illegal actions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Massive Fire in Egyptian Shipyard Near Suez Canal Destroys Fishing Boats
A massive fire broke out in an Egyptian shipyard near the Suez Canal, destroying fishing boats and pleasure craft. Despite six hours of firefighting efforts, the blaze was challenging to contain due to flammable materials. No fatalities were reported, but three individuals were hospitalized. Authorities are investigating the cause and assessing the damage... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Japanese Coal Carrier with Rotor Sail Technology Completes Maiden Voyage Successfully
A coal carrier operated by Japan's Iino Lines and J-Power completed its first voyage with a rotor sail from Norsepower, showcasing the industry's commitment to reducing emissions. The rotor sail on the bulker Yodohmie is a pioneering move in utilizing innovative technologies to cut fuel consumption and CO2 emissions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Disabled Tanker Towed to Marseille After Engine Room Fire
France's Mediterranean maritime authority successfully towed the disabled product tanker, Kriti Captain, to Marseille after an engine room fire. The Greek-operated tanker, carrying 25,000 tonnes of diesel fuel, docked in Port-la-Nouvelle for offloading and inspection. No injuries were reported, and the vessel's safe arrival in Marseille marked a crucial step in the salvage operation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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Boat Crash in Australia: Details on Convictions and Safety Implications
A serious boat crash occurred in the Horizontal Falls in Western Australia in May 2022, leading to convictions and fines for the ship's master and operator. Despite injuries to passengers and crew, no fatalities were reported. The incident highlighted the importance of proper navigation and safety protocols in maritime operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:3-Feb-2025
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