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- 09:28 - UNICEF, with support from DP World, sends critical supplies to help fight COVID-19 surge in India
- 09:00 - Salvage Crews Arrive at SEACOR Power Wreck
- 23:25 - Crew Change Crisis 2.0 – Singapore Bans South Asian Seafarers
- 23:14 - Master of Italian container ship died, ship banned from entry by Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia
- 12:00 - Indonesian Navy KRI NANGGALA 402 sank with all hands
- 20:00 - Fire extinguished on oil tanker off Syria after suspected drone attack ,UPDATE
- 10:14 - New Zealand to phase out livestock exports
- 14:34 - WATER IS LIFE, LET'S HELP
- 20:27 - One more Israeli ship attacked
- 10:22 - CMA CGM Wants To Rebuild Beirut’s Port
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- 07 Mayıs 2021 09:28
UNICEF, with support from DP World, sends critical supplies to help fight COVID-19 surge in India
Thanks to end-to-end logistics support from DP World, the equipment was dispatched from UNICEF’s warehouse in Dubai to New Delhi to help India battle a deadly wave of COVID-19.
- 07 Mayıs 2021 08:02
Norwegian Cruise Line Pumps Brakes on July Restart
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd said its plans for resuming mid-summer U.S. sailings could be in jeopardy, a day after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) laid out new technical instructions for the cruise industry.
- 15 Nisan 2021 10:14
New Zealand to phase out livestock exports
New Zealand’s agriculture minister Damien O’Connor announced the country will cease the export of livestock by sea following a transition period of up to two years.
- 10 Nisan 2021 10:14
Turkey bans open-loop scrubbers
According to the recent circular of the Turkish Chamber of Shipping, it is prohibited to discharge washwater from scrubbers into the sea in the territorial waters of the country.
- 31 Mart 2021 10:00
Convoys Resume as Suez Canal Races to Clear Huge Backlog of Ships
The blockage threw global supply chains into disarray, threatening costly delays for firms already wrestling with COVID-19 restrictions, and nearly doubled rates for oil product tankers.
- 30 Mart 2021 10:25
Ever Given Freed Allowing Shipping to Resume Through Suez Canal
Shipping was on the move again late on Monday in Egypt’s Suez Canal after tugs refloated a giant container ship which had been blocking the channel for almost a week, causing a huge build-up of vessels around the waterway.
- 29 Mart 2021 09:50
The Suez Canal traffic will resume later today
“The Suez Canal traffic will resume later today on a first arrive, first transit basis but probably livestock vessels will get priority for obvious reasons,” a well placed source told this morning.
- 27 Mart 2021 12:38
Suez Canal blockage: 4 of the biggest trade chokepoints
On Friday, the Reuters news agency reported that efforts to free the ship had failed and may now take several more weeks. Unstable weather conditions may further complicate the dredging of sand from around the vessel.
- 27 Mart 2021 11:32
Suez Canal: Blocked ship could be refloated in hours
The owner of the giant cargo ship says the vessel is not damaged and will be able to continue its journey. The Ever Given has been wedged across the canal since Tuesday, blocking the way for other maritime traffic.
- 27 Mart 2021 10:34
As Suez Canal Remains Blocked, Russia Promotes Northern Sea Route
As world trade feels the ripple effects from a blocked Suez Canal, with many ships taking the longer route via the Cape of Good Hope, Russia is giving another plug for its preferred alternative: the Northern Sea Route.
- 01 Mart 2021 11:20
Netanyahu Blames Tehran For Explosion Aboard Israeli RoRo Helios Ray
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed Iran on Monday for an explosion aboard an Israeli-owned Roll On Roll Off (RORO) ship MV Helios Ray in the Gulf of Oman last week, an accusation rejected by Tehran.
- 01 Mart 2021 09:25
Israel Clears Greek Tanker of Suspicion in Oil Spill Investigation
After an inspection at the port of Piraeus, Israel has cleared the Greek tanker Minerva Helen of any connection to the disastrous spill off its Mediterranean coast.
- 27 Şubat 2021 11:04
Study: Antifouling May be a Major Source of Microplastic Pollution
In a new study, a team of environmental chemists from the University of Oldenburg examined microplastics in the North Sea and found indications that ships may be leaving behind a trail of plastic particles in their wake.
- 27 Şubat 2021 10:10
Nigeria Plans to Add Boats and Aircraft to Combat Piracy
Responding to the growing outcry over the increasing security risks for mariners in West Africa and the repeated reports of Nigerian pirates being at the center of the activity, the Nigerian government is reportedly taking actions to enhance security.
- 25 Şubat 2021 12:10
Wakashio Captain Confirms He Navigated Close to Shore to Pick Up Cell Signal, But Blames Chief Officer for Grounding
The Wakashio was unladen when it ran onto a reef off Mauritius’ Pointe-d’Esny on July 25, 2020, while en route from China to Tubarão in southern Brazil.
- 25 Şubat 2021 09:45
Germany and Belgium Seize a Record 23 Tonnes of Cocaine Found in Shipping Containers
Customs authorities in Germany and Belgium have seized a record haul of more than 23 tonnes of cocaine destined for the Netherlands in two raids this month, Dutch prosecutors said on Wednesday.
- 24 Şubat 2021 12:00
Companies Bail on Russia’s Nord Stream 2 Pipeline
Russian energy company Gazprom and its western partners are racing to build the pipeline to take Russian gas to Germany under the Baltic Sea, and hope to finish it this year. President Joe Biden believes the pipeline is a “bad deal” for Europe.
- 24 Şubat 2021 09:48
‘Perfect Trips’: Venezuela and Iran Swap Jet Fuel for Gasoline
Venezuela is shipping jet fuel to Iran in return for vital gasoline imports for the South American nation as part of a swap deal agreed by the two state-run oil firms, three people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
- 22 Şubat 2021 13:00
Iran And Russia Start Joint Naval Drill
Iran and Russia on Tuesday embarked on joint naval exercises in the Indian Ocean which will include thwarting a mock pirate attack on a merchant ship, Iranian state media reported.
