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India Targets Increased Cargo Handling in Chabahar Port
Chabahar, India’s first overseas port project, has a long-term agreement that is valid for 10 years and can be extended automatically. This agreement is meant to replace an initial pact that covers India’s operations at the Shahid Beheshti terminal in Chabahar port, which is renewed annually... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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India: UP Govt Plans to Harness Rivers as Inland Waterways
The Government of Uttar Pradesh is planning to utilize eight rivers in the state as inland waterways to enhance connectivity and facilitate the transportation of goods, particularly bulk goods like food grains and fertilizers. The rivers that will be used for water transportation are Yamuna, Gomti, Assi, Ghaghra, Rapti Betwa, Chambal, and Varuna... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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AD Ports Completes AED 2.64 Billion Acquisition of Noatum
AD Ports has acquired Noatum in a deal worth AED 2.64 billion (EUR 660 million), becoming the sole owner of the logistics company. The acquisition was finalized after receiving approval from regulators in Spain and the European Union... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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India: Visakhapatnam Port Sets Record With 63,256 TEUs In June
Visakhapatnam Port Authority (VPA) is actively undertaking initiatives to bolster port capacity, improve connectivity, and enhance allied infrastructure to foster regional trade growth. With its strategic location and commitment to development, VPA aims to become a leading trade hub, driving economic prosperity and attracting businesses... -Marine InsightPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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Six seafarers kidnapped from cargo ship off Cameroon
Panama-flag vessel was boarded late on the evening of 30 June, resulting in six crew members have been abducted from a general cargo ship anchored off Douala in Cameroon. In particular, the ship was about one nautical mile (1.8 km) off the port at the time, and had been anchored there since the previous day... -SAFETY4SEAPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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Successful Test of World’s First 6 kW Ammonia Fuel Cell System
Norway-based Alma Clean Power has successfully tested the world’s first 6 kW direct ammonia fuel cell system. The company is developing modularized Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) systems for use in the ocean. The 6-kW unit is the first step towards a complete 100-kW SOFC module, and achieved an electrical efficiency of 61-67%... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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Norwegian Cruise Line Makes a Policy Change for Crew Members
Norwegian Cruise Line has updated its crew member grooming policy for onboard team members and will now permit tattoos to be seen, with some exceptions for tattoo location as well as design. Other updates to the grooming guidelines have also been made, including for types of jewelry as well as facial hair... -Cruise HivePosted On:4-Jul-2023
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No more pension tension for Goan seafarers, scheme notified
The new Pension scheme for seafarers and widows has been finally notified by the Goa government. However, contrary to expectations that the scheme will be made permanent in view of the promises made by Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on the floor of the House, the scheme will remain in force only for a period of three years... -The Goan EverydayPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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Seafarers are charged an average of $1,872 on illegal recruitment fees
A new report by Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) and the Mission to Seafarers (MtS) highlights the magnitude of illegal recruitment fees and levies charged on seafarers in breach of the Maritime Labour Convention... SAFETY4SEAPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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Panama Canal Maintains Shipping Restrictions Amid Water Drought
The Panama Canal is expected to maintain shipping restrictions due to a drought that has caused water levels on its main lake to decline to their lowest point in four years. The Canal Authority will impose draft restrictions, limiting the depth of vessels in the water, to no less than 44 feet for large Neopanamax vessels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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Investigation Reveals Polish Woman and Son’s Deaths on Baltic Sea Ferry Were Not Accidental
A preliminary investigation conducted by Danish authorities has determined that the deaths of a Polish woman and her 7-year-old son, who fell from a Baltic Sea ferry last week, were not accidental. Swedish prosecutors have categorized the case as a potential murder. To further investigate,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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How effective are your man overboard recovery procedures?
Maritime Safety Week is an important opportunity for all parts of the marine industry to focus on how we can continue to improve safety. Our aim for this week is to improve awareness of the benefits of thorough preparation for man overboard recovery and the message is the same whether you sail for pleasure, are a fisher or workboat operator... -GOV.UKPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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DNV Develops New Shore Power Class Rules For Tankers
The need for new rules on shore power for tankers emerged following amendments to the California Air Resources Board’s (CARB) Ocean-Going Vessels At-Berth Regulation, requiring tankers to have emission control strategies in place at specific ports from January 2025. As a response to these regulatory changes,.. -Marine InsightPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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IMO in the spotlight to adopt revised GHG strategy as MEPC 80 kicks off
The Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) – 80th session has opened at the International Maritime Organization (IMO). After several months of negotiations, the MEPC 80 session is expected to adopt an upgraded IMO greenhouse gas strategy... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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Coal carrier fire, Yeosu
Cargo of coal caught fire at around 2340 Seoul time Jul 2, on board of general cargo ship HANJIN GREEN, berthed at KOEN Yeosu Power Plant, Jungheung-dong, Yeosu. The ship is geared with self-unloading conveyor system, fire is believed to start in conveyor belt... -FleetMonPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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Tug on fire, 10 crew rescued, Indonesia
Tug PAITON while towing barge with coal caught fire in the morning Jul 3 in Musi river, Bangka Strait, Indonesia, while en route from Palembang Sumatra to Indramayu, West Java. All 10 crew were rescued, 4 of them were hospitalized with burns... -FleetMonPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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Cursed tanker engulfed by fire after second explosion, 14 more victims
In the evening Jul 3, when cargo of diesel and petroleum was transferred from tanker O.T. SHAGOR NANDINI-2 in STS operation, another explosion rocked tanker, this time in cargo tanks area. The fire engulfed tanker and moored to her smaller tanker-lighter... -FleetMonPosted On:4-Jul-2023
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