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Ports : Port NOLA to restart container operations 7 September
Container operations at the Port of New Orleans (NOLA) will restart on 7 September following the passing of Hurricane Ida. In a storm update on 5 September, the port said container operations at Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal will resume on 7 September. New Orleans Terminal operations will reopen with limited…
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Offshore : DEME Offshore prepares for next-generation turbines with major crane upgrade for “Sea Installer
DEME Offshore’s DP2 jack-up installation vessel ‘Sea Installer’ will get a major crane upgrade when the capacity is increased from 900 tonnes to 1,600 tonnes. Being built by leading crane manufacturer Huisman, the new crane will enable ‘Sea Installer’ to handle the next generation of offshore wind The upgraded ‘Sea…
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Ports : PD Ports celebrates 60% increase in bulk cargo volumes one year since opening Teesport Bulks Terminal
PD Ports, owners, and operators of Teesport have recently celebrated the first anniversary since the unveiling of its state-of-the-art Teesport Bulks Terminal, according to the company’s release. Officially unveiled in the height of the COVID19 pandemic during an innovative live-streamed virtual ceremony, the Teesport Bulks Terminal marked an important milestone…
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Incidents : Bulk carrier attacked by pirates, Gulf of Guinea
Bulk carrier LYCAVITOS was reported, attacked by pirates early in the morning of Sep 5. The ship is anchored at Owendo anchorage, Gabon, Gulf of Guinea. No other information is available, the ship’s ID is not yet confirmed. LYCAVITOS arrived at Owendo (Libreville) anchorage on Sep 4 from Warri, Nigeria.…
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Ports : ACME Group signs land agreement for Oman green projects
ACME Group today announced the signing of a land agreement to set up one of the world’s largest green ammonia projects at the Special Economic Zone at Port of Duqm in Oman. The agreement was signed with The Public Authority for Special Economic Zones and Free Zones, in the presence…
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ITF : Australian-first COVID vaccinations for international seafarers
Queensland will become the first Australian jurisdiction to administer COVID vaccines to all international seafarers arriving in local ports, with a trial program commencing in the coming weeks aimed at reducing the risk of serious illness and community transmission. Maritime Safety Queensland, working with QLD Health, has developed a vaccination…
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Fishing : Human rights abuses of crews on South Korean factory trawlers
London. UK. / Auckland. New Zealand. At 4 am on June 20, 2011, the entire Indonesian crew (32) walked off the Oyang 75 when it berthed in Port Lyttleton, Christchurch. This was the first time, anywhere in the world, an entire crew had walked off a South Korean factory trawler.…
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Breaking News : USCG repatriates 35 migrants to Cuba
Since Oct 1, 2020, USCG crews have interdicted 729 Cubans Coast Guard Cutter Raymond Evans’ crew repatriated 35 Cubans to Cuba, Saturday, following five interdictions off the coast of Key West, Florida. While on a routine patrol, a Coast Guard Air Station Miami HC-144 airplane crew notified Coast Guard Sector…
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خبر عالتيكرز : ادعاءات تركية ضد سفن يونانية اخترقت 27 مرة لمياهها الاقليمية
زعمت وزارة الدفاع التركية أن اليونان اخترقت المجال الجوي التركي 206 مرات، ومياهها الإقليمية 27 مرة، إضافة إلى 95 تحرشا بطائرات تركية. وأضاف بيان للوزارة اليوم الأحد، أن “السفن اليونانية انتهكت جزرا غير عسكرية ببحر إيجة 790 مرة، منذ مطلع 2021”. وأكد البيان ” أن محاولات اليونان إظهار الوجود العسكري…
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