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Over 60 Migrants Die in Central Mediterranean Due to Engine Failure
At least 60 maritime migrants have died after going adrift in the Central Mediterranean, with 25 survivors rescued by aid group SOS Mediterranee. Departing from Libya, their raft's engine broke down, leaving them stranded without food or water. The UN calls for urgent action to prevent further tragedies as Italy opposes NGO rescue operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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NYC Council Mandates Cruise Ships to Use Shore Power for Pollution Reduction
The New York City Council has passed a resolution requiring cruise ships to use shore power at city facilities to reduce air pollution in Midtown Manhattan and Brooklyn. Speaker Adrienne Adams stated the legislation will protect local residents and limit harmful emissions. The measure also includes traffic mitigation plans for each terminal... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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Cargill’s 6-Month Sail Test on Bulker Shows Promising Results
Cargill Ocean Transportation is seeing positive results from testing wind-assisted propulsion on a Kamsarmax bulker. The Pyxis Ocean completed three voyages, achieving fuel savings and emissions reductions. The technology, developed with BAR Technologies, has shown promising results, with plans to scale up across the fleet. Cargill continues to explore decarbonization efforts in maritime operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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Relatives of Filipino seafarers to receive mental health support–DMW
The families of Filipino crewmen from the MV True Confidence, attacked by Houthi rebels, will receive financial aid and psychosocial services. DMW ensures support for the survivors and families of the deceased seafarers. The ship has been salvaged, and efforts are ongoing to retrieve the bodies of the two Filipino seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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Efforts to Provide Aid to War-Devastated Gaza Strip as Famine Looms
Efforts to deliver aid to the war-devastated Gaza Strip intensified as the UN warned of famine. Fighting continued between Israel and Hamas, with at least 69 deaths in the previous 24 hours. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed to invade Rafah, despite international pressure. The situation remains dire, with severe shortages and desperate residents seeking help... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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Bangladeshi sailors aboard hijacked ship reported safe, efforts underway for safe return
The 23 Bangladeshi sailors on the hijacked MV Abdullah are safe, with efforts focused on bringing them back with the ship, according to Rear Admiral (retd) Khurshed Alam. No ransom has been demanded yet, and the pirates have not made contact. Similar incidents in the past have been successfully resolved... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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Filipino Seafarers Urged to Refuse Sailing in High-Risk Areas
The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) advises seafarers to refuse sailing in high-risk areas due to missile attacks related to the Israel-Hamas conflict. Two Filipino crewmen were killed in a recent attack by Yemen's Houthi rebels. The DMW provides support for seafarers invoking their right to refuse sailing... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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Clive Palmer Announces Revival of Titanic II Project for 2027 Launch
Australia’s Clive Palmer announces the Titanic II project is back on track, set to sail by 2027. The ship will replicate the original's design with modern safety features and technology. Partnering with Deltamarin and V.Ships Leisure, Palmer aims to recreate the historic voyage experience, appealing to Titanic enthusiasts worldwide... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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UK’s new medical charges rules put seafarers in jeopardy
UK Immigration guidelines for crew visas changed in February, now refusing entry to those with outstanding medical bills of two months or more. Charges over £500 since April 2016 or £1,000 from Nov 2011-April 2016 are considered qualifying debts, impacting seafarers' ability to enter the UK. Shipowners urged to settle NHS bills promptly... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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African ports experiencing inefficiency lose redirected traffic
Africa's outdated ports hinder the continent's potential amid increased shipping around the Cape of Good Hope to avoid Houthi rebel attacks. Vinny Licata of Fictiv urges port investment for competitiveness. South Africa faces infrastructure challenges, boosting Madagascar, Mauritius, and Namibia. Rising freight costs and delays affect global maritime trade,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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Bulk carrier seized by pirates docks near Somalia
The European Union's Operation ATALANTA is monitoring the hijacking of the Bangladesh-flagged bulk carrier M/V Abdullah by Somali pirates. The ship, currently anchored off the coast of Somalia, was taken over by armed pirates, with the 23 crew members held hostage. Concerns grow over potential pirate attacks in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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Houthis to target redirected vessels in the Indian Ocean
Yemen's Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi declared plans to escalate operations against ships to block Israel-linked vessels from passing through the Indian Ocean towards the Cape of Good Hope. The group's attacks in the Red Sea have disrupted global shipping, fueling concerns of wider instability in the Middle East... -Crew MirrorPosted On:15-Mar-2024
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