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    UAE officials closed beaches and confirmed strong odors from an oil spill likely coming from a VLCC …

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    22 OCT 2026 When a vessel needs a spare part, someone ashore owns the problem. They have to find a s…

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    Panama Canal citied growth in large vessel transits and strong demand as global trade patterns shift…

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PANAMA CANAL CONTINUES TO RESTORE CAPACITY WHILE WARNING OF WATER CONCERNS

09/07/2024 960

28 JULY 2024 The Panama Canal Authority is accelerating its efforts to build back capacity at the canal while also providing for increased vessel draft as the region is now in the rainy season. While the canal is returning to normal levels the authorities however warn that the long-term impact …

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THREE MISSING AFTER TURKISH-OWNED CARGO SHIP SINKS OFF ROMANIA

09/07/2024 712

19 MAY 2024  Romanian authorities have a search and rescue mission underway on Saturday, May 18, after a small, Turkish-owned general cargo ship sunk off the northern coast near the border with Ukraine. Three crewmembers, Syrian nationals, are reported missing while eight were rescued by another Turkish cargo ship that …

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PHILIPPINES SAYS 78 CREW REFUSED TO SAIL RED SEA AS IT INCREASES BAN

09/07/2024 835

26 JUN 2024  The Philippines is moving forward with steps to bar its seafarers from being aboard vessels transiting the Red Sea and sailing in the Gulf of Aden near Yemen. During a press briefing on Tuesday in Manila, the Department of Migrant Workers detailed the steps it plans to …

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BOATER FINED $34,000 FOR GOING THE WRONG WAY UP DOVER STRAIT TRAFFIC LANE

09/07/2024 677

26 JUNE 2024  A recreational fisherman has been fined $34,000 for multiple breaches of the rules of the Dover Strait Traffic Separation Scheme, which caused considerable disruption in one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. On September 14, 2022, HM Coastguard’s Rescue Coordination Center in Dover spotted a …

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SURVEY: DECARBONIZATION ADDS TO SEAFARERS’ WORKLOAD, FATIGUE, AND STRESS

09/07/2024 763

25 JUNE 2024  One of the themes being highlighted on this the Day of the Seafarer as declared by the International Maritime Organization are the challenges and contributions of the profession. The charitable organization ISWAN (International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network) is highlighting that the drive to decarbonization is having …

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ITF SAYS FLAG STATES MUST INSTRUCT SHIPS TO DIVERT FROM RED SEA FOR SAFETY

08/07/2024 806

25 JUNE 2024 Marking the Day of the Seafarer, the International Transport Workers’ Federation speaking on behalf of seafarers’ unions globally is urging the international community to reflect on the invaluable contribution of seafarers to the global economy. In the face of the latest escalation from the Houthis attacking ships …

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