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Unsecured Openings Led to Flooding and Sinking of Towing Vessel, NTSB Determines22 April 2022 Friday 12:03Unsecured Openings Led to Flooding and Sinking of Towing Vessel, NTSB DeterminesUnsecured openings in the deck of a towing vessel led to its flooding and sinking off the coast of Puerto Rico, the National Transportation Safety Board said Thursday.
Indonesia Ends Salvage of Sunken SubmarineIndonesia Ends Salvage of Sunken Submarine03 June 2021 Thursday 11:08
WATER IS LIFE, LET'S HELPWATER IS LIFE, LET'S HELP14 April 2021 Wednesday 15:00
Battered Maersk Essen anchors off Lazaro CardenasBattered Maersk Essen anchors off Lazaro Cardenas28 January 2021 Thursday 15:09
LATEST GALLERIES
    UK flag overhaul looks to Singapore for inspirationUK flag overhaul looks to Singapore for inspirationThe article, headlined ‘UK draws up plans to rival Singapore with post-Brexit shipping regime’, makes clear the British admiration of Singapore’s business regime.16 December 2020 Wednesday 16:03
    Drone survey suggests ONE Apus cargo claims could top $200mDrone survey suggests ONE Apus cargo claims could top $200mUnloading of containers of the badly damaged ONE Apus is proceeding slowly at the Japanese port of Kobe with the operation to remove all boxes expected to take more than a month.14 December 2020 Monday 13:00
    Hapag-Lloyd Reports 2020 Transport Volume RecoveryHapag-Lloyd Reports 2020 Transport Volume RecoveryGerman container liner Hapag-Lloyd expects transport volumes in the fourth quarter to pare sharp losses seen earlier this year as a demand recovery in Asia lifts seaborne shipments.09 December 2020 Wednesday 12:00
    ZIM reports all-time record Q3 profitZIM reports all-time record Q3 profitUnderscoring the remarkable bounce back of container shipping from reduced volumes due to Covid-19 lockdowns in the first half of the year, ZIM has reported its highest ever Q3 profit.20 November 2020 Friday 13:10
    Asian Cruises Resume from Japan and SingaporeAsian Cruises Resume from Japan and SingaporeAsia has become the latest area of the world to relaunch cruise operations. At the beginning of the week, two of Japan’s larger cruise ships resumed service, and tomorrow the first cruise will depart from Singapore.06 November 2020 Friday 13:00
    MSC moves for six boxships in $158m dealMSC moves for six boxships in $158m dealSwiss-headquartered container line Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) is set to increase its owned fleet by six according to broking reports.04 November 2020 Wednesday 12:10
    Mauritius Denies Bail to Wakashio’s CaptainMauritius Denies Bail to Wakashio’s CaptainMauritius rejected an application for bail made by Sunil Kumar Nandeshwar, the captain of the MV Wakashio that sunk off its southeastern coast in July.20 October 2020 Tuesday 15:00
    Report: Saudi Arabia warns of an oil slick near Yemen’s decaying tankerReport: Saudi Arabia warns of an oil slick near Yemen’s decaying tankerAn oil spot has been identified some 50 km west of the Safer oil tanker moored off the western coast of Yemen, Reuters reported citing a letter from Saudi Arabia to the UN Security Council.26 September 2020 Saturday 12:00
    Report: More Ammonium Nitrate Found at Port of BeirutReport: More Ammonium Nitrate Found at Port of BeirutThe find comes just weeks after a massive ammonium nitrate explosion leveled the central port area and destroyed much of the city's waterfront, killing nearly 200 people.15 September 2020 Tuesday 13:00
    Rigs report: Equinor set to drill new wells at Martin LingeRigs report: Equinor set to drill new wells at Martin LingeShallow water drilling activity in the North Sea and Middle East slipped during week 37 2020, pushing the number of contracted global jack-up rigs to 323 and ending a string of four consecutive weeks of positive gains09 September 2020 Wednesday 17:0
    Preliminary Report Shows No Oil Found in Dead Dolphins in MauritiusPreliminary Report Shows No Oil Found in Dead Dolphins in MauritiusThe cause of death of 27 dolphins that washed up in Mauritius near the site of an oil spill remains unclear after two of the animals showed no trace of oil in their bodies, a preliminary autopsy report showed on Thursday.27 August 2020 Thursday 15:48
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