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Ever Given Departs Suez Canal After 106 Days
The Ever Given, one of the world’s largest container ships, resumed its journey and left the Suez Canal on Wednesday, 106 days after becoming wedged across a southern section of the waterway for nearly a week and disrupting global trade... -gCaptain

Posted On:8-Jul-2021



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India: Major ports volumes moderated in May
Major ports’ volumes moderated to ~60.5mnt in May 2021 (-1.8% m-m), though they clocked 1.1% CAGR vs May-19. Volumes for POL and other goods were weak with POL volumes declining at 4% CAGR vs May-19 and other goods volumes declining at 7% CAGR vs May-19... -Bunker Ports News

Posted On:8-Jul-2021



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Philippines: Taguig vaccinates 500 seafarers
The Taguig City government vaccinated seafarers Tuesday as part of its support for the so-called modern-day heroes. About 500 seafarers got their jab at the Taguig High Street Mega Vaccination Hub on Bonifacio High Street, Bonifacio Global City (BGC)... -Manila Bulletin

Posted On:8-Jul-2021



Singapore backs global initiative to vaccinate all seafarers
Singapore s maritime sector will work with global stakeholders to vaccinate international seafarers, said Senior Minister of State for Transport Chee Hong Tat yesterday. The vaccination at Singapore s ports will use a separate pool of vaccines outside the national stockpile, and could include vaccine types not currently under the national programme, he added... -The Straits Times

Posted On:8-Jul-2021



Carnival To Allow Crew Shore Leave in U.S. and Caribbean Ports
Carnival Cruise Line will allow its fully-vaccinated crew members to go out in ports and homeports, as long as the authorities permit shore leave access. This was reported by Crew Center who cite their crew sources within Carnival... -Cruise Industry News

Posted On:8-Jul-2021



High praise for Ever Given crew as vessel finally sets sail from Suez
The shipping industry has welcomed the news of the Ever Given’s departure at last from the Suez Canal to Rotterdam, where it is set to arrive next weekend... -theloadstar.com

Posted On:8-Jul-2021



USA: More Peacetime Jobs are Needed to Sustain a War-Ready Merchant Marine
Based on data from the recent Maritime Workforce Working Group Report, there is an estimated 2,000 U.S. mariner shortfall for sustaining sealift in support of a major national mobilization lasting more than 6 months... -The Maritime Executive

Posted On:8-Jul-2021



Suez Canal authority committed to confidentiality of ship release agreement - lawyer
The Suez Canal is committed to keeping the terms of an agreement signed on Wednesday with the owners and insurers of the Ever Given container ship confidential, the canal authority’s lawyer said. The agreement preserved the canal authority’s full rights, lawyer Khalid Abubakr said at the signing. -Bunker Ports News

Posted On:8-Jul-2021



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Unvaccinated Cruise Guests Get Second-Class Treatment at Sea
Royal Caribbean’s 4,275-passenger Freedom of the Seas has restarted sailings from Miami to the Bahamas with two classes of passengers on board—those who’ve been vaccinated against Covid-19, and those who have not. Jabbed guests, identified with special wristbands, get full run of the ship; those unprotected from the virus won’t even be able to walk into the sushi bar, casino, or spa... -gCaptain

Posted On:8-Jul-2021



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Large Blast Rocks Ship at Jebel Ali Port in Dubai
There are reports of a large explosion and fire at the Jebel Ali Port in Dubai. The government reports the fire started in a container onboard a ship anchored at the port. “A Dubai Civil Defense team is working to put out the blaze,” Dubai’s Media Office said in a tweet confirming the accident. -gCaptain

Posted On:8-Jul-2021



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ONE container ship adrift after grounding, South China sea
Container ship MOL CHARISMA ran aground at around 1800 LT (UTC +7) Jul 5 after leaving Cai Mep -Vung Tau Vietnam, some 180 nm south of Vung Tau. She was refloated some 9-10 hours after grounding, probably by own means, and as of 1300 LT Jul 7, was adrift or moving at slow speed northeast of grounding site... -Fleetmon

Posted On:8-Jul-2021



Vietnamese cargo ship sank in Hainan waters, crew rescued
General cargo ship issued distress signal at around 1430 Beijing time Jul 7, east of Haikou, Hainan island, China, South China sea. Master reported cargo shift, heavy portside list, crew preparing to abandon vessel. MRCC Qinglan corrdinated SAR with deployment of rescue ship and nearby cargo ships. All 12 crew were rescued by Chinese freighter REN SHUN DA, all are said to be safe... -Fleetmon

Posted On:8-Jul-2021


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