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Under Atmanirbhar Bharat , Indian seafarers will be recruited in shipping line companies: Mandaviya
Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Mansukh Mandaviya expressed pleasure over international shipping line companies' desire to recruit Indian seafarers.These companies will also open a seafarers training institute in India under the Prime Minister's vision of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat'.Posted On:4-Mar-2021
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5 Crew Members Missing From Capsized Chinese Vessel In Disputed Waters Near Japan
On Wednesday a Chinese fishing vessel sank in disputed water near Japan. As a result of this incident, 5 persons went missing prompting a search operation by the Japanese coast guard.
The coast guard has called for a patrol plane to look for the missing crew after getting a distress call from the capsized vessel.Posted On:4-Mar-2021
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USCG Apprehends Three Smugglers and 200 Kilo of Cocaine near St. Croix
The U.S. Coast Guard recently caught three suspected drug smugglers along with $5.6 million worth of cocaine in the Caribbean near the U.S. Virgin Islands. The suspects and the seized narcotics were handed over to the federal agents at the Coast Guard Base San Juan on March 2 to face criminal charges brought by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Puerto Rico.Posted On:4-Mar-2021
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Charterers attacked as no crew-change clauses compound seafarer crisis
CHARTERERS of vessels have found increasingly sophisticated ways to avoid crew changes and compound misery for hundreds of thousands of seafarers stuck at sea by the pandemic.
Seafarer unions, United Nations organisations and the shipowners global trade association concede that despite best efforts, the application of no-crew change and no-deviation clauses in spot charterparties remains widespread.Posted On:4-Mar-2021
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All ship crew members entering Sabah waters for barter trade must be tested for Covid-19, says Masidi
All ship crew members involved in barter trade and transhipment from the Philippines and Indonesia must be tested for Covid-19 before entering Sabah waters, says Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun.
The minister in charge of Covid-19 matters in Sabah said with the reopening of the barter trade which starts on March 5, there is a need to make sure that those who enter the state do not carry the virus here.Posted On:4-Mar-2021
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Voyonic makes sure you get exactly the right maritime crew for the job
The company s senior management team has amassed a lifetime of maritime crewing and human resources experience across the oil and gas and alternative energy sectors.
Voyonic provides a full range of services from recruitment to training and tailors its offering to meet the specific needs of customers, rather than relying on off-the-shelf solutions.Posted On:4-Mar-2021
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Canadian trawler with 31 crew on fire in North Atlantic
Canadian trawler ATLANTIC DESTINY with 31 crew is on fire some 200 nm SSW of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, since Mar 2. Trawler issued distress signal at 2000 LT Mar 2, reporting fire on board. Later Master reported that fire was extinguished, but some time after the report, fire re-ignited. Water ingress is also reported.Posted On:4-Mar-2021
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Tanker disabled, anchored, Western Scheldt
Product tanker OKYROE suffered mechanical failure on Mar 2 in Western Scheldt upstream from Vlissingen, Netherlands, while sailing downstream towards North sea, en route from Antwerp to Lagos Nigeria. Tanker was emergency anchored and later relocated to Everingen anchorage near breakdown site, with 3 tugs attending.Posted On:4-Mar-2021
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Pilot died of heart attack on board of tanker, Argentina
Pilot died of heart attack on board of tanker JC BAZAN, berthed in San Lorenzo, Argentina, Parana river, on Mar 2. Ambulance was called, but paramedics couldn’t recover him, and he was declared dead, probably while being still on board. Tanker left San Lorenzo at night LT Mar 2, bound for Buenos Aires.Posted On:4-Mar-2021
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