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US Forces Counter Houthi Threats in Yemen and Red Sea
US forces responded to Houthi missile attacks on a Singapore-owned merchant ship in Yemen by launching self-defense strikes, destroying an unmanned submarine and 18 anti-ship missiles. The conflict escalated with air strikes killing 11 in western Yemen. The Houthis vow to increase attacks during Ramadan, targeting US, UK, and Israel-affiliated ships... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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Launch of the Nuclear Energy Maritime Organization (NEMO)
On March 6, HSOE announced the formation of the Nuclear Energy Maritime Organization (NEMO) in partnership with global nuclear energy entities. NEMO aims to establish standards for floating nuclear power, bridging the gap between nuclear and maritime regulations, and educating stakeholders on the benefits of decarbonization through nuclear energy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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Bangladeshi Ship Captured by Somali Pirates, Crews Unharmed
The ship's chief officer reassured loved ones on Facebook, stating they were safe amidst a pirate attack. Kabir Group's media adviser confirmed the crew's well-being, with pirates in control of the ship but no harm done. Efforts to communicate with the pirates were ongoing through various channels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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Filipino Seafarers Given Right to Refuse Sailing in High-Risk Areas
The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has identified "warlike and high-risk areas" where Filipino seafarers have the right to refuse sailing, with repatriation and compensation. Following a recent attack in the Gulf of Aden, the DFA has outlined specific areas, including the Yemeni coast and the Black Sea, where safety measures will be implemented... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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UAE introduces Blue Pass platform for maritime excellence
The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure and NeoNautica, a leading technology firm in the maritime industry, has announced an initiative to launch the UAE Blue Pass platform. The partnership signifies a joint effort to innovate and improve the UAE’s maritime sector... -Logistics Middle EastPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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Houthi Attacks in Red Sea Cause Surge in Shipping Costs
Unconfirmed reports of recent attacks include a missile targeting the Pinocchio vessel, with US Centcom claiming the missile detonated near the ship. Despite Houthi claims, the vessel was not hit, and a Singaporean-owned ship was fired upon but not impacted. These attacks have forced ships to divert around the African Cape, increasing costs significantly... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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UK Immigration Guidelines Impacting Seafarers’ Medical Treatment in the UK
Britannia’s Club has been informed by Van Ameyde Marine about UK Immigration guidelines affecting seafarers receiving medical treatment in the NHS. New legislation emphasizes payment efficiency, with outstanding debts potentially impacting a seafarer's immigration status. Qualifying debts over £500 could lead to visa refusal, affecting UK crew changes for shipowners... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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End of oil sheen response near Huntington Beach
A unified command successfully responded to an oil spill off Huntington Beach, recovering 85 gallons of product and removing 1,050 pounds of waste. Capt. Ryan Manning praised the collaborative efforts, emphasizing preparedness and environmental preservation. The origin of the oil remains unknown, with samples being collected for further analysis... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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Philippines and Germany to Sign Maritime Agreement for Protection of Filipino Seafarers
President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr. receives arrival honors from German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin, marking the official start of his Working Visit to Germany. The Philippines and Germany are set to sign a maritime agreement, ensuring the "highest protection" for Filipino seafarers following a recent Houthi attack in the Gulf of Aden... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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Expansion of daily transit slots on Panama Canal as water levels increase
The Panama Canal Authority announced increased daily transit slots in the older Panamax locks to meet rising demand and water level challenges. Additional slots will be available for auction starting March 18th, boosting daily transits to 27. Measures will be maintained to adapt to changing water conditions for efficient maritime trade... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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UAE introduces Blue Pass platform for maritime excellence
The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure and NeoNautica, a leading technology firm in the maritime industry, has announced an initiative to launch the UAE Blue Pass platform. The partnership signifies a joint effort to innovate and improve the UAE’s maritime sector... -Logistics Middle EastPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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Philippine Government Working to Secure Release of Captive Seafarers in Yemen
The Philippine government is working tirelessly to secure the release of 17 Filipino seafarers held captive by Houthi rebels in Yemen. Despite the challenges, efforts are ongoing to bring the seafarers home safely. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is in Germany to strengthen cooperation in the maritime sector for the protection of Filipino seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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DFA pushes for approval of Seafarers’ Magna Carta following tragic assault
The Department of Foreign Affairs hopes for the prompt signing of the Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers to improve protection for mariners. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. did not sign the bill in February, citing the need for further review. Filipino seafarers make up over 25% of sea-based workers worldwide... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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Filipino sailors return after surviving Houthi missile attack in Yemen
Eleven Filipino sailors arrived in the Philippines after surviving a Houthi missile attack off Yemen, leaving three others dead. The survivors received government aid and medical care in Manila. The attacks by Houthis in the Red Sea have disrupted global shipping, prompting increased costs and an agreement allowing Filipino seafarers to refuse high-risk assignments... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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Vietnamese Cargo Ship Sinks in Singapore Waters: Crew Saved
The Hung Phat 89 (HP89), a Vietnamese cargo ship, faced an emergency 380 nautical miles east of Vung Tau, Vietnam, on March 10, 2024. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) swiftly responded, coordinating with MRCC Vietnam to rescue all 11 crew members before the vessel tragically sank. Cooperation is crucial in maritime emergencies... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Mar-2024
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