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Incidents : Wind Turbine Blade Crashes into DEME’s jack
The accident happened on the morning of 2nd/3rd July According to a spokesperson from Otary, “No injuries were reported as there were no employees on the gangway at the time of the incident.” Following the incident, the turbine installation work was immediately paused. For some minor repairs and re-installation of…
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Yachting : 1 Dilbar arriving in Monaco
The 156 metre Lürssen superyacht Dilbar has been spotted arriving in Monaco following a short technical journey in Germany. Delivered in May 2016, Dilbar has a massive 15,917GT and boasts a number of record-breaking features including a 180 cubic metre swimming pool. Dilbar Yacht Yacht Dilbar is considered one of the largest yachts in volume. Originally…
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Ports :Train with Jaguar land rover arrives to port of Koper
A train loaded with 198 cars of the Jaguar Land Rover manufacturer (JLR) has arrived at the Koper’s Car & RO-RO terminal, which marks an important step in cooperation between Luka Koper and JLR. JLR has been shipping cars through Koper since 2017, when they stared cooperating with their partner…
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based manufacturer and services provider, Century Container Care provides you with mobile office container, bunk house, and site office container, along with the services for container repairing and maintenance, and container conversion. The company imparts fantastic quality and durable containers to the clients for different purposes. These containers can easily…
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Marek Grzybowski write to ” Blue Economy ” Passenger ships begin their cruises to the North Sea and Baltic ports
By : Marek Grzybowski German shipowners have announced that they are starting the season. The ships will drop their hawsers and begin their voyages. AIDA, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises and TUI Cruises have announced that they are ready to start cruises from European ports. The first ships will start sailing in…
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“Articles : Crew crisis” China-bound bulk carriers divert to Philippines
By :Michelle Wiese Bockmann SEVERAL dozen China-bound bulk carriers have diverted to Manila as they loaded or delivered iron ore cargoes from Western Australia over the past seven weeks. Shipowners and managers are finding workarounds and establishing complex logistics chains to change over crews. The diverting capesize vessels all loaded…
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Classification Societies : REG continues to lead the Paris MoU Port State Control White List
The Red Ensign Group continues to dominate the Paris MoU Port State Control regime with the United Kingdom officially the highest performing Flag. In the list published this week, the UK has taken the top spot – the REG has led the list for three of the last four years…
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خبر فى سرك : كرات اللهب تعاود الإشتعال مرة إخري بميناء بوشهر وتلتهم 7 سفن !
7 سفن او قوارب جديدة اكلتها نيران غامضة يميناء بوشهر بعج ان عاودت كرات اللهب مرة إخري الى ميناء بوشهر والذى شهد سلسلة من الحرائق ويبدو ان إيران سوف تواجه المزيد منها فقد فادت تقارير إعلامية حكومية إيرانية بأن سبعة قوارب على الأقل اشتعلت فيها النيران في حوض لبناء السفن…
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ITF : Australian maritime regulator silent on crew change crisis
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) and the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) says the Australian federal government has been asleep at the wheel of the crew change crisis – risking trade, Australia’s economy and seafarers’ lives. “When the UK was hosting a virtual international summit on the crew change crisis,…
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Organisations : ITF helps global seafarers repatriate via Spain
The Fairchem Mako, whose crew the ITF helped to get off and get home Philippines crew from tanker Giancarlo D return home For the crew of chemical tanker Giancarlo D, Luz Baz and the ITF are a godsend. Luz is the ITF Coordinator for Spain, and she has been working with ship…
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