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India’s Plans to Be Among Top 10 Shipbuilding Nations by 2030
India aims to become one of the top ten shipbuilding nations by 2030, targeting a compounded annual growth rate of 17-18%. To reduce dependency on foreign vessels, the government is introducing financial and legislative support for local shipyards, buoyed by a ₹25,000 crore allocation for maritime development in the January 2025 budget... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Jun-2025
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IMO MSC Addresses Security, Environment, and Compliance
At the 110th session of the Maritime Safety Committee, IMO General Secretary Arsenio Dominguez highlighted the critical importance of maritime security and environmental protection. Mourning the loss of seafarers from recent tragedies, he called for enhanced compliance with IMO standards and effective emergency responses to ensure the safety of maritime operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Jun-2025
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India Urges Maritime Firms to Seek Alternative Shipping Routes
Amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, India’s government has advised maritime companies to explore alternative shipping routes to safeguard trade through the vital Strait of Hormuz. Concerns over potential military actions disrupting crucial lanes were raised during a meeting led by Commerce Minister Sunil Barthwal, prompting urgent strategic planning... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Jun-2025
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GPS Jamming Threaten Maritime Security near Iranian Coast
Recent reports highlight a troubling increase in GPS jamming and spoofing incidents along the Iranian coast, with around 970 vessels impacted since June 13. Notable hotspots are near key ports like Bandar Abbas, raising maritime security concerns. Experts urge for AI-enhanced navigation systems as traditional methods become increasingly vulnerable amidst rising tensions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Jun-2025
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Maersk Halts Shipping at Haifa Port Amid Israel-Iran Tensions
Due to rising tensions between Israel and Iran, Maersk has temporarily halted shipping operations at Haifa port. While no other disruptions have been reported, the conflict escalated after Israel's airstrikes against Iranian sites, prompting counterattacks from Iran, further complicating international trade and security in the volatile region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Jun-2025
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Global Authorities Commit to Protecting Seafarers’ Rights
At a recent meeting at the IMO in London, global maritime authorities reaffirmed their commitment to seafarers' rights. Representatives emphasized the need for enhanced legal protections against unjust criminalization, highlighting the critical role of sailors in global trade. Collaboration among organizations like the IMO, ILO, and ICS is essential for safeguarding seafarers... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Jun-2025
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The Impact of Rising Sea Levels on Tuvalu Facing Statelessness
When a country disappears, statelessness often ensues, complicating the lives of its citizens. Tuvalu, facing potential submersion by 2100, advocates for an international treaty to safeguard its rights and maritime boundaries. Initiatives like the Falepili Union with Australia aim to preserve Tuvaluan sovereignty, even if their homeland becomes uninhabitable... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Jun-2025
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Middle East Airspace Updates: Israel Reopens, Regional Flight Restrictions Persist
As of June 22, Israeli airspace reopened with some restrictions, while Tehran extended its closure until June 23. Iraq's airspace is largely closed, affecting civilian flights. El Al and Israir are coordinating repatriation efforts amid ongoing regional conflict, with many airlines suspending flights and advising travelers to stay updated... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Jun-2025
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Omani Maritime Security Rescues 20 Crew Members After Vessel Sinks Near Salalah
The Omani Maritime Security Center successfully rescued 20 crew members from the commercial vessel Phoenix 15, which sank southeast of Salalah. The Gulf Barka intervened swiftly, highlighting the effectiveness of maritime safety protocols in the region. The incident occurred 20 nautical miles from Salalah's coast, emphasizing the importance of immediate response... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Jun-2025
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Historic Rogue Wave Recorded Near Vancouver Island Challenges Oceanography Beliefs
In November 2020, a research buoy off Vancouver Island recorded an astonishing 17.6-meter wave, challenging maritime beliefs. This rogue wave, nearly three times taller than surrounding swells, marked a significant anomaly in oceanography. Its unexpected size raises concerns about maritime safety and highlights the potential impact of climate change on wave phenomena... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Jun-2025
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Survey Reveals Ocean Workers in Fishing Sector Face Highest Injury Rates and Safety Training Gaps
A recent survey by the Lloyd's Register Foundation and Gallup has identified ocean workers as the most hazardous profession, with 25% reporting job-related injuries in the past two years. The survey revealed inadequate safety training and cultural norms that discourage injury reporting, highlighting the unique risks faced by those working at sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:23-Jun-2025
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