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Sailors on Taiwanese fishing boat detained by Indonesia safe
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said it has confirmed all crew members aboard the fishing boat Chiao Ho are safe after the vessel was detained by the Indonesian navy on June 19. CNA cited MOFA Deputy Spokesperson Tsui Ching-lin as saying the Taipei Economic and Trade Office (TETO) in Indonesia had sent staff members to visit the Chiao Ho’s crew members on Tuesday (June 28)... -Taiwan NewsPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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Malaysia: New merchant shipping treaty to enhance industry, says Lee
A new treaty in relation to the International Convention for Safety of Life (Solas) 1974 Merchant Shipping (Safety at Sea) Act will be introduced to further enhance the administration and regulatory measures of the country’s shipping industry. Transport Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin said this when launching a briefing on the Act with relevant agencies as well as industry players and stakeholders here today... -The Borneo PostPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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Increasingly crowded seas threaten fishing industry - Report
More than half of Scottish waters could be closed to fishing fleets by 2050 if the industry continues to be “marginalised” by the development of offshore renewables and marine protected areas. That is the stark warning contained in a major new report for the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation (SFF) and National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations published today... -The Press & JournalPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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Stream Marine Training to offer courses on use of alternative fuels
Stream Marine Training (SMT) is demonstrating its commitment to leading the way in alternative fuels by offering Bahamas Maritime Authority- (BMA) approved Basic (BIGF) and Advanced (AIGF) Training for Service on Ships using Fuels covered within the IGF Code. The BMA has approved the UK-based global training course provider to deliver the STCW BIGF and AIGF course by webinar... -Ship ManagementPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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Over 70% of Nigerian seafarers jobless - Expert
A ship captain, Afred Oniye, has said that over 70 per cent of Nigerian seafarers do not have jobs. Oniye, who said this in an event to mark the 2022 World Seafarers Day in Lagos recently, explained that before the introduction of the Nigerian Seafarers Development Program by the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, the figures were above that... -Punch NewspapersPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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Seafarers Hospital Society partners with OTG to improve seafarer physical health
Seafarers Hospital Society (SHS) has developed a new physiotherapy video to empower seafarers to avoid work-related injuries through exercise. As part of their ongoing collaboration with Ocean Technologies Group (OTG), this video will be freely available to seafarers with access to OTG’s Ocean Learning Platform. Repetitive strain injuries and musculoskeletal issues are common long-term health issues reported by seafarers... -Fish FocusPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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Iran urges Greece to cooperate over seized ships without US role
Iran urged Greece on Tuesday to cooperate to resolve a crisis over the seizure of ships without involving the United States, after Iranian forces seized two Greek tankers in the Gulf following the seizure of an Iranian vessel off Greece. Tehran seized the Greek ships on Friday after Athens impounded the Iranian-flagged Pegas in April. The United States confiscated the Iranian oil cargo that was on the Pegas... -ReutersPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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Scientists thought these monster waves were myth. Now they’re racing to understand them
It came out of the storm; a sudden wall of water as tall as a 10-storey building. On deck, explorer Jules Dumont d’Urville estimated the wave loomed at least 30 metres high – and it was bearing down on his ship the Astrolabe fast. Somehow, they made it back to shore, losing just one man on that dangerous crossing of the Indian Ocean in 1826. But when Dumont d’Urville, known as France’s Captain Cook, and his crew later recounted the tale of the monster wave, no one believed them... -Sydney Morning HeraldPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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The wellbeing of seafarers is crucial to safety
To mark IMO Day of the Seafarer on 25 June, Lloyd’s Register and Lloyd’s Register Foundation have published a report titled ‘Shining a light on seafarer wellbeing’. It identifies the link between wellbeing and safety and stresses the need for structural support for seafarers, better assessment of mental wellbeing, and a closer look at which interventions have been most welcomed by seafarers... -Sea NewsPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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Disney unveils first new cruise ship in a decade
Chief Executive Bob Chapek introduced Walt Disney Co’s (DIS.N) first new cruise ship in a decade on Wednesday, the culmination of the first project the former theme parks executive championed to the company’s board of directors. The launch of the 4,000-passenger Disney Wish is a bright spot for Chapek, who became Disney’s CEO in February 2020 and secured a three-year contract extension on Tuesday... -ReutersPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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World’s first hybrid-electric anchor handler completes sea trials
Denmark-headquartered Maersk Supply Service has revealed that one of its anchor handling tug supply (AHTS) vessels, which is believed to be the world’s first hybrid-electric anchor handler, has completed sea trials offshore Norway, following upgrades. Maersk Supply Service has steadily been reducing its emissions since 2018 through a combination of initiatives, such as energy-efficient operations and technical upgrades... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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India’s responsibility as leading maritime power important: NSA Ajit Doval
The strengthening of India’s maritime capabilities is crucial to cope with growing competition and potential clashes in the Indian Ocean, National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval said on Thursday. Seamless coordination between agencies responsible for protecting maritime interests is also necessary for bolstering India’s maritime security apparatus, Doval said in his opening remarks at the first meeting of the MAMSG... -Hindustan TimesPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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India, Norway to enhance ocean and maritime cooperation
India’s Minister for Science & Technology and Earth Sciences, Dr. Jitendra Singh held a bilateral meeting with Norway’s Minister for Climate and Environment, Mr. Espen Barth Eide, on the side-lines of the UN Ocean Conference at Lisbon, Portugal. The two discussed several issues of mutual interest. The Task Force meeting had agreed on a set of new projects and a roadmap for connecting ocean industries from both sides... -The FederalPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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UAE and India step up ports partnership
The UAE’s DP World and India’s National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF) are intensifying their collaboration. The NIIF is to invest $300m for a shareholding of 22.5% in Hindustan Ports Private Limited (HPPL), a wholly-owned DP World subsidiary. Set to be the Fund’s largest investment, NIIF’s contribution under the partnership will reach $500m. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2023... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:1-Jul-2022
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