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US Seeks Ceasefire in the Black Sea Region
A U.S. delegation led by Andrew Peek and Michael Anton is pushing for a ceasefire in the Black Sea and an end to the war in Ukraine. Talks with Russian officials focus on maritime ceasefire, verification measures, and peacekeeping efforts. Despite ongoing strikes, efforts are being made to achieve a comprehensive ceasefire agreement by April 20... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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India’s First Green Hydrogen Production Facility Launched
Kandla Port in Gujarat has unveiled India's first green hydrogen production facility, signaling a major shift towards sustainability. By harnessing wind and solar power, the port aims to supply green hydrogen for industrial needs, transportation, and manufacturing. This pioneering project aligns with India's push for renewable energy and environmental stewardship... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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India Plans to Increase the Chabahar Port Capacity Fivefold
India plans to invest nearly 4,000 billion rupees to expand the Iranian Chabahar port, aiming to quintuple its capacity to 500,000 TEUs by 2034. Orders for five mobile harbor cranes have been placed, and marketing efforts will enhance the port's viability, strengthening India's maritime influence in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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Kolkata Port Launches Advanced Navigational Simulator
Kolkata Port has launched a state-of-the-art Navigational Simulator to improve training for pilots and maritime professionals on the challenging River Hooghly. Developed at a cost of Rs 60 lakhs by ARI with guidance from IIT Madras, the simulator will provide realistic training scenarios to enhance skills and efficiency in vessel navigation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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Pilots Protest Pension Reforms, Causing Delays in Flemish Ports
Since Thursday evening, pilots and maritime workers in Flemish ports have been protesting government pension plans. They fear cuts of up to 45% in pensions for young seafarers and pilots. While the pilots have not gone on strike, delays in ship departures have already been seen. Efforts are being made to minimize waiting times for ships... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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Support for Filipino Crew of MV Solong After North Sea Incident
The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) recently met with the eight Filipino crew members of MV Solong, which was involved in a tragic incident off the northeast coast of England. Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac assured full support and financial aid to the seafarers. Despite the loss of one crew member, ongoing investigations and continued assistance are being provided... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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60kW Maritime Fuel Cell Stack gets Approval for Eco-Friendly Shipping Solutions
VINSSEN, a maritime decarbonization technology specialist, has received Type Approval from RINA for its 60kW fuel cell stack, paving the way for its 120kW power generation system. Despite the lack of clear legal standards for maritime hydrogen, VINSSEN has used regulatory sandboxes to verify its technology. The approval boosts confidence in eco-friendly ships... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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Sonowal to Strengthen India-Singapore Maritime Relations at Singapore Maritime Week
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal is set to visit Singapore for three days to participate in the 'Singapore Maritime Week', aiming to strengthen maritime cooperation between India and Singapore. Scheduled meetings with Singaporean counterparts and top maritime leaders will focus on unlocking opportunities in the industry and navigating global trends... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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Philippines FFW Slams Senate for Failing Seafarers’ Rights in Magna Carta Legislation
FFW president and senatorial candidate Sonny Matula criticized the Senate for failing to protect seafarers' rights in the Magna Carta legislation. He condemned Section 59 as unconstitutional and vowed to challenge it in the Supreme Court. Matula urged labor groups to support legal action to ensure fair treatment for seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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Andhra Pradesh Minister Reddy Advocates for Maritime Development at NSAC Meeting
At the fourth National Sagarmala Apex Committee meeting in Delhi, Andhra Pradesh Minister BC Janardhan Reddy emphasized the state's commitment to maritime growth. He outlined plans to develop an Indian Maritime Center, enhance GDP, and establish a harbor in Bapatla, seeking central support for these initiatives to strengthen India's maritime prowess... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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Progress in Salvage Operations to Prevent Pollution from Grounded MSC Baltic III in Newfoundland
Salvage teams in Newfoundland, Canada are working to reduce pollution risks from the grounded MSC Baltic III containership. Despite no observed pollution, dangers remain due to significant hull damage. Efforts to offload fuel and contaminants are underway, with challenges posed by the remote location and harsh weather... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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NSRI Rescues Critically Injured Sailor from Bulk Carrier Off Gqeberha Coast
The NSRI's Gqeberha Station 6 crew and Department of Health's paramedics rescued a critically injured Burmese seaman from a bulk carrier ship 46 nautical miles offshore. Despite language barriers, they successfully extricated the patient using a high-angle technical rope method. The sailor was transferred to the hospital in serious but stable condition... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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MAIB Report Calls for Enhanced Training and Safety Standards for Stevedores in Enclosed Spaces
Nearly three years after a tragic incident resulting in the deaths of three stevedores, the UK's MAIB calls for improved training and safety regulations for enclosed space management. The report highlights the need for enhanced training and emergency drills for shore workers and stevedores to prevent future fatalities in the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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Survey Vessel Grounds off Elba, Crew Safe, Salvage Operation Planned
The geophysical survey vessel Fugro Mercator ran aground off the north coast of Elba, Italy on March 22. The Italian coastguard responded swiftly, ensuring the safe evacuation of all 11 crew members. A salvage operation is now being planned in collaboration with international experts and local authorities to address the situation and minimize environmental impact... -Crew MirrorPosted On:24-Mar-2025
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