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India and ASEAN Launch Cruise Tourism Collaboration
India is set to collaborate with ASEAN to establish cruise tourism routes in the Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal, announced Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal. During the ASEAN-India Cruise Dialogue, discussions focused on enhancing connectivity, improving port infrastructure, and fostering sustainable tourism across the Indo-Pacific region to boost maritime cooperation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2025
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Philippines Rescues 13 Crews Trapped on Unseaworthy Vessel
Philippine authorities worked with local crewing agencies to resolve a pay dispute involving a crew stranded on a cargo ship in the Iloilo Strait. The crew, facing unpaid wages and provisions, refused to sail due to safety concerns. Intervention led to the repatriation of six Filipino crew members for medical evaluation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2025
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New SAR Endorsement Scheme Enhances Skills for Crew
The Nautical Institute and the Maritime Search and Rescue Council launched the Maritime Search and Rescue Endorsement Scheme (MSARES) on July 1. This initiative aims to enhance the skills of SAR vessel crew and commanders, recognizing the specialized competencies needed for effective operations in high-pressure environments, ultimately supporting career advancement... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2025
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Addressing Alarm Fatigue in the Maritime Industry
Passenger cruise ships experience alarm rates exceeding thousands daily, with one vessel averaging 105 alarms per hour—far above the estimated 22. Frustration arises from "nuisance alarms," leading to ineffective coping strategies among crew. A study reveals that 38% to 84% of Unattended Machinery Spaces fail to minimize these disruptions, impacting crew fatigue... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2025
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Finland Bans Harmful Wastewater Discharges from Cargo Ships
Starting today, Finland has enacted a pioneering law banning cargo ships from discharging toilet wastewater, sulphuric wash water, and scrubber sludge into its coastal waters. This legislation, approved in December 2024, positions Finland as the first country to impose such comprehensive restrictions, aiming to protect the Baltic Sea from pollution... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2025
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Female Seafarer Growth in Greece Amid Global Decline
The Seamen’s Pension Fund's annual review highlights a significant 11% rise in female seafarers in Greece, totaling 2,048. Despite this growth, global figures show a decline in women's representation in the maritime workforce from 26% in 2021 to nearly 19% in 2024. Passenger ships lead in female employment, comprising 68%... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2025
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Maritime Leaders Endorse Initiative to Combat Bullying and Harassment at Sea
During a recent webinar by the Maritime Authority of Jamaica, maritime leaders endorsed the International Maritime Organization’s Day of the Seafarer initiative, emphasizing "My Harassment-Free Ship." They discussed the unacceptability of bullying at sea, highlighting the need for effective complaint systems and mental health support to foster a safe, respectful maritime culture... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2025
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Myanmar Junta Bans Work Permits for Seafarers Over 25 Years Age
Myanmar's junta has banned seafarers' work permits for those over 25, effective July 1, impacting essential employment documents. The Department of Marine Administration is rejecting applicants above this age for training programs, raising concerns among older individuals seeking careers in the seafaring industry. Exceptions exist for those already in training... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2025
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Patna Dry Dock to Enhance Maritime Services and Boost Regional Economy
The National Technology Center for Ports, Waterways and Coasts (NTCPWC) at IIT Madras is designing the Patna Dry Dock, crucial for vessel maintenance between Kolkata and Varanasi. Expected by March 2026, this facility will significantly cut transport costs and boost regional employment, enhancing trade and tourism along the Ganga region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2025
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No Significant Environmental Damage Reported due to Cargo Ship Sinking Near Kerala
The Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) reported to the High Court regarding the MSC ELSA 3, which sank off Kerala on May 25. They claimed no significant environmental damage occurred, asserting that oil leaks were secured. Of the 643 containers aboard, none contained hazardous materials, with minimal non-toxic plastic recovered. The wreck poses no navigational threats... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2025
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Crackdown on Unsafe Inland Vessel Operations Launched in Kerala
The Kerala State Maritime Board (KSMB) is initiating a crackdown on unsafe vessel operations in the state’s backwaters. With around 1,500 vessels currently in operation, KSMB aims to enforce the Inland Vessels Act, 2021, ensuring safety and compliance. A deadline for mandatory registration has been set for July 15... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Jul-2025
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