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Positive Shift in Overall Wellbeing for Seafarers in Q2 2024
The Mission to Seafarers' latest Seafarers Happiness Index report shows a slight increase in satisfaction to 6.99 in the second quarter of 2024. However, concerns about a "digital divide" and training disparities highlight the complexity of life at sea. Addressing welfare inequalities remains crucial for every seafarer's well-being... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Jul-2024
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Chinese cargo ships opt for Arctic shortcut to bypass Red Sea
Two Chinese container ships are navigating the Arctic's Northeast Passage to connect Chinese ports with European destinations. The Arctic Route offers a shortcut to avoid the Red Sea's turbulent waters, with icebreaker escort required in some regions. New Shipping Line operates the vessels, planning expansion in the Arctic... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Jul-2024
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Oil Spill from Sunken Tanker Spreads to Philippine Coast
An oil spill from the capsized tanker MT Newfoundland has threatened the livelihoods of fishermen in Tanza, Cavite, after it sank off Manila Bay, spilling 1.5 million liters of industrial fuel. Authorities are racing to contain the impact, with concerns reminiscent of last year's MT Princess Empress disaster still fresh... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Jul-2024
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South Africa’s Ultra Galaxy Bulker Broke up During Storms
Over the weekend, a bulker that capsized and washed ashore on the west coast of South Africa broke up during storms. SAMSA is working with local authorities to contain an oil spill and initiate clean-up efforts. Salvors sealed fuel oil tanks and removed oil drums from the wreck. Salvage operations are temporarily suspended due to adverse weather conditions. Plans to resume salvage work are in place... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Jul-2024
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Maritime court denies injunction against Mexico in $96m dispute
An international court has denied Luxembourg's request to block Mexico from pursuing a $96 million tax and customs penalty from Belgian company Jan De Nul. The dispute over a seized dredger highlights the challenges of international maritime disputes and the importance of legal mechanisms like ITLOS. The decision underscores the need for companies to navigate international regulations carefully in the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Jul-2024
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First-ever video captures ship striking shark
Researchers at Oregon State University have released rare footage of a basking shark being struck by a boat, offering a first-hand glimpse of the event. The six-minute sequence shows the shark's behavior changing after the strike, providing valuable insights into the impact of ship strikes on marine creatures. Basking sharks, listed as globally endangered, are particularly vulnerable to boat strikes... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Jul-2024
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South Hampshire College Acquires Advanced USV DTV1 for Maritime Training
A new unmanned surface vehicle (USV) named DTV1 was delivered to South Hampshire College Group in the UK. Built by local firms, the compact maritime training vessel is designed for remote control and features AI decision-aided support. With a focus on skills development and sustainability, the USV aims to enhance training capabilities and address employment challenges in the maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Jul-2024
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TFG Marine secures new methanol bunkering services in Singapore
TFG Marine, owned by Trafigura, signed a deal with Consort Bunkers for four new eco-friendly fuel barges to cater to decarbonization in the shipping industry. These vessels will be capable of transporting various low-carbon fuels and traditional marine fuels, emphasizing a shift towards a multi-fuel future in the maritime sector... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Jul-2024
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OneLearn Global Launches SIRE 2.0 Training for Tanker Vessel Crews
OneLearn Global, an eLearning provider in the OneCare Group, launches 'Mastering Sire 2.0: A Comprehensive Guide to Inspections' for tanker crews to comply with SIRE 2.0 procedures. The program offers immersive learning experiences with 360-degree images and tailored content. After 15 hours, crew members become SIRE 2.0 specialists, enhancing safety and efficiency in the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Jul-2024
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Turkey Approves Carbon Pricing for Shipping to Align with EU Standards
The Turkish parliament approved a carbon pricing mechanism for the shipping sector, taxing emissions released at Turkish seaports. This aligns with the country's ETS plans to regulate CO2 emissions. With a focus on EU trade relations, Turkey aims to harmonize maritime trade and prevent trade diversion. The move reflects Turkey's commitment to environmental sustainability and global carbon pricing standards... -Crew MirrorPosted On:30-Jul-2024
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