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IOPC Funds Clarify Coverage Limit in Vessels Collision Off UK Coast
The International Oil Pollution Compensation Funds (IOPC Funds) recently addressed the collision between the Solong and Stena Immaculate in the UK. The incident, involving a tanker carrying jet fuel, is not covered by the 1992 Conventions. The IOPC Funds cannot intervene due to the non-persistent oil classification... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Mar-2025
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Cargo Ship Collides with Oil Tanker, Causes Fire, Crew Rescued
A cargo ship collided with an oil tanker carrying jet fuel for the US military off the coast of Hull, England, causing both vessels to catch fire. Video footage showed thick black smoke billowing from the ships. Fortunately, all 37 crew members on board were safe, with one individual hospitalized... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Mar-2025
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ICG Seizes Rs. 33 Crore Hashish Oil in Major Smuggling Bust
The Indian Coast Guard and Directorate for Revenue Intelligence intercepted a ship bound for the Maldives smuggling 29.954 kg of hashish oil worth £33 billion. Three individuals were arrested. The operation involved a tractor transporting rock blocks from Tuticorin port, where hashish oil was transferred to a load barge at sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Mar-2025
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Industry Faces Rising Risks of Arrests due to Drug Smugglers
The international shipping industry is at risk of unwarranted arrests and severe prison sentences in certain ports due to a limited understanding of merchant ship operations by some judges. Drug smugglers are targeting ships, posing a challenge for crew members. BIMCO recommends security measures to prevent drugs from being hidden onboard... -Crew Mirror
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Corruption in the Shipping: Myths, Realities, and Solutions
The perception that the shipping industry is rife with corruption is not entirely accurate, as corruption exists in various industries reflecting the larger social environment. Efforts like the Maritime Anti-corruption Network in India are crucial in addressing corrupt practices and ensuring business integrity to achieve economic growth goals and improve business rankings... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Mar-2025
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ITF Launches Website to Empower Female Seafarers
On March 7, 2025, the ITF launched the "Women at Sea" website to empower women in the maritime industry. The initiative aims to create a global network for female seafarers while promoting ITF-affiliated trade unions. During discussions, experts emphasized inclusivity and the necessity of addressing gender-related challenges in maritime roles... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Mar-2025
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Whistleblower Alleges RNLI Cost-Cutting Endangered Lives During North Sea Tanker Crisis
A whistleblower has raised concerns about the RNLI's cost-saving measures potentially endangering lives during a recent tanker crash response in the North Sea. Crew shortages led to the delayed deployment of a more suitable ship, leaving volunteers to navigate dangerous conditions in a smaller boat without proper protection from toxic fumes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Mar-2025
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Ensuring Safe Transportation of Electric Vehicles on PCTC Vessels
The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF) has released a detailed report on the safe transportation of electric vehicles (EVs) on PCTC vessels. Titled "Safe Carriage of Electric Vehicles," the report addresses EV fire characteristics and emphasizes early detection, prevention, firefighting, evacuation procedures, and training to enhance safety onboard ships. International regulations for EV transportation are in development... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Mar-2025
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World’s Longest-Range Plug-In Hybrid-Electric Vessel Launched to Cut Emissions
AET partners with Fleetzero to develop the world's longest-range plug-in hybrid-electric vessel. By retrofitting one of AET's Lightering Support Vessels with a plug-in hybrid-electric system, greenhouse gas emissions are expected to decrease by 82%. This initiative aims to reduce fuel consumption, maintenance costs, and uphold high safety standards in the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Mar-2025
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Houthi Attacked Damaged Tanker Successfully Transits Suez Canal
The damaged tanker Sounion, attacked by the Houthis off Yemen, successfully transited the Suez Canal. The operation, managed by Ambrey and Mega Tugs, offloaded 150,000 tons of crude oil in Greece. The Canal Authority oversaw the complex operation, highlighting the challenges of towing the heavily damaged vessel without steering control... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Mar-2025
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