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DG Shipping Cracks Down on Ships Abandoning Indian Crew
The Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) in India has blacklisted 88 vessels and restricted 278 others due to the abandonment of Indian seafarers at foreign ports. This action follows alarming reports from the International Transport Workers’ Federation, highlighting the urgent need for compliance with maritime laws and the welfare of seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:10-Jun-2026
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IMO Warns of Maritime Dangers in the Volatile Strait of Hormuz
The Secretary-General of the IMO, Mr. Arsenio Dominguez, has expressed grave concerns about seafarer safety in the Strait of Hormuz. Despite known risks and recent incidents, vessels continue to navigate the area without adequate security. He emphasizes that protecting seafarers' lives must take precedence over commercial interests... -Crew MirrorPosted On:10-Jun-2026
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UK ETS Maritime Sector Compliance Starts in Three Weeks
Compliance with emissions regulations primarily falls on ship operators, though it can be transferred to the ISM company via an agreement. Starting July 1, the UK Emissions Trading Scheme will include domestic maritime operations for vessels over 5,000 GT, requiring an Emissions Monitoring Plan and independent verification of emissions reports... -Crew MirrorPosted On:10-Jun-2026
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European Ports Seek Adjustable Entry-Exit Controls
The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) has expressed concerns about the Entry and Exit System's (EES) impact on traffic flow in maritime ports as summer approaches. Following congestion at Dover during the May bank holiday, ESPO's Secretary General, Isabelle Ryckbost, urges proactive regulatory flexibilities to prevent delays for travelers and transport... -Crew MirrorPosted On:10-Jun-2026
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Kerala’s Ports Harnessing for Blue Economy Growth
Kerala, with its 590-kilometer coastline, is poised to become India's maritime gateway, according to Chief Minister V D Satheesan. The state aims to develop Cochin into a major port hub, enhance minor ports, and expand in deep-sea fishing, aquaculture, and sustainable coastal tourism, unlocking vast opportunities within the blue economy... -Crew MirrorPosted On:10-Jun-2026
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Kerala Court Allows 3 Foreign Seafarers to Leave India
The Kerala High Court has allowed three foreign crew members from the sunken cargo vessel MSC ELSA-3 to leave India after over a year, subject to conditions. Four others must remain until their examination is complete. The Liberia-flagged ship’s sinking off Kochi sparked multiple investigations and environmental concerns... -Crew MirrorPosted On:10-Jun-2026
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Azerbaijan Condemns Deadly Ukrainian Drone Strike on Ships
Azerbaijan reported four fatalities from a Ukrainian drone strike targeting empty grain ships in the Black Sea. This incident heightens concerns over maritime safety amid the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict, endangering crew members and commercial shipping routes. Azerbaijan condemned the attack, calling for accountability and highlighting the region's instability... -Crew MirrorPosted On:10-Jun-2026
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Rotor Sail Wind Propulsion Gets Approved for MR Tankers
Anemoi Marine Technologies, in partnership with Guangzhou Shipyard International and Hafnia, has integrated Rotor Sail wind propulsion systems into medium-range tankers. The design, now approved by DNV, features two folding Rotor Sails that meet safety standards, promoting energy efficiency and facilitating maintenance without significant structural changes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:10-Jun-2026
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Safety Guidelines for Preventing Marine Boiler Fires
On January 4, 2025, a cargo vessel in Mobile, Alabama, experienced a devastating engine room fire due to a high-pressure fuel leak from its SAACKE burner system. The flames spread rapidly, causing extensive damage but no injuries. Investigations revealed critical failures in the fuel system and software misconfigurations, prompting safety recommendations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:10-Jun-2026
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Historic Lightship Museum Strikes Sailboat Near Heligoland
On June 7, German rescue teams responded to a collision near Heligoland involving a historic lightship and an 11.5-meter sailboat. Fortunately, no injuries occurred, but the sailboat was severely damaged, losing its mast. The lightship, known as Bürgermeister O'Swald, returned to its berth unharmed as an investigation commenced... -Crew MirrorPosted On:10-Jun-2026
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