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Wakashio News

Mauritius’ Top Court Denies Bail to Wakashio Captain; Master to Remain in Jail Pending TrialMauritius’ Top Court Denies Bail to Wakashio Captain; Master to Remain in Jail Pending TrialMauritius’ Supreme Court rejected a appeal for the release on bail of the captain of the ill-fated Wakashio, siding instead with prosecutors that the captain posed a flight risk due to the heavy prison sentence and hefty fine he faces if prosecuted.11 June 2021 Friday 10:29
Wakashio Captain Confirms He Navigated Close to Shore to Pick Up Cell Signal, But Blames Chief Officer for GroundingWakashio Captain Confirms He Navigated Close to Shore to Pick Up Cell Signal, But Blames Chief Officer for GroundingThe 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 February 2021 Thursday 13:00
MOL comes clean on how this year’s most high profile shipping accident occurredMOL comes clean on how this year’s most high profile shipping accident occurredJapan’s largest shipping line also warned in the unveiling of new safety measures that from now on it would become far more involved in the selection of all senior crew on ships it charters.18 December 2020 Friday 17:00
Chinese firm wins deal for Wakashio's stern removalChinese firm wins deal for Wakashio's stern removalChinese rescue and salvage company Lianyungang Dali Underwater Engineering has won a contract to remove the stern section of the Wakashio bulker from a reef off Mauritius' coast.13 November 2020 Friday 11:00
Wakashio insurance claims top $37mWakashio insurance claims top $37mThe justice minister in Mauritius has given an update on the size of insurance claims across the island in the wake of the grounding of the Wakashio bulk carrier earlier this year.04 November 2020 Wednesday 11:20
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
IMO FAIL – Forbes Drills Deep Into The Wakashio Salvage EffortsIMO FAIL – Forbes Drills Deep Into The Wakashio Salvage EffortsThese failures have resulted in deaths, environmental destruction, regulatory mission creep, gender imbalance, disregard for human health, and massive protests on the island of Mauritius and at embassies worldwide.11 September 2020 Friday 10:17
Japan Offers ‘Unprecedented’ Support to Mauritius for Wakashio SpillJapan Offers ‘Unprecedented’ Support to Mauritius for Wakashio SpillJapan has told Mauritius it would offer support on an “unprecedented scale”, Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said on Monday, after a Japanese-owned ship struck a coral reef off the country’s southeast coast in late July and spilled oil.07 September 2020 Monday 14:00
Two Killed in Accident Near Wakashio Wreck SiteTwo Killed in Accident Near Wakashio Wreck SiteTwo crew members from a tugboat involved in cleaning up an oil spill off Mauritius were killed late on Monday when their vessel collided with a barge in bad weather, a local lawmaker said.02 September 2020 Wednesday 15:0
Wakashio captain faces 60 years in jailWakashio captain faces 60 years in jailThe captain of the split vessel Wakashio is facing 60 years of imprisonment for failing to safely navigate the vessel in Mauritius waters, reports said.28 August 2020 Friday 13:20
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
Scientists Search for Wakashio Link as Dead Dolphins Wash Up in MauritiusScientists Search for Wakashio Link as Dead Dolphins Wash Up in MauritiusSeventeen dead dolphins washed up on Mauritius’s shore on Wednesday, a government official told Reuters, a month after an oil spill from a Japanese ship that ran aground caused a major ecological disaster in the area.26 August 2020 Wednesday 16:10
Wakashio Bow Towed Away From Mauritius While Investigation ContinuesWakashio Bow Towed Away From Mauritius While Investigation ContinuesThe situation in Mauritius remains confused as people continue to look for answers and sometimes contradictory or incomplete reports emerge.20 August 2020 Thursday 10:03
Weather Hampers Wakashio Recovery While Panama Defends RegistryWeather Hampers Wakashio Recovery While Panama Defends RegistryAs expected, deteriorating weather conditions in Mauritius have begun to hamper the efforts at the site of the bulk carrier Wakashio which has now broken in two.18 August 2020 Tuesday 11:44
Grounded Bulker Wakashio Breaks Apart off MauritiusGrounded Bulker Wakashio Breaks Apart off MauritiusThe situation at the grounded bulk carrier Wakashio started to deteriorate overnight on Friday, August 14, and on Saturday, August 15 the end came when the 203,000 DWT Panama flagged bulk carrier broke apart.17 August 2020 Monday 11:35
Panama Ship Registry Addresses Wakashio Grounding in MauritiusPanama Ship Registry Addresses Wakashio Grounding in MauritiusThe Panama Ship Registry said it “deeply regrets” the grounding of the Japanese-owned and Panamanian-registered MV Wakashio in Mauritius and subsequent oil spill.13 August 2020 Thursday 11:20
Here’s Why So Much World Trade Passes MauritiusHere’s Why So Much World Trade Passes Mauritius“Mauritius is just on the ‘highway’ of international shipping,” said Peter Sand, chief shipping analyst at BIMCO, one of the world’s largest industry groups for shipowners.12 August 2020 Wednesday 11:25
MOL Apologizes for Wakashio Grounding in MauritiusMOL Apologizes for Wakashio Grounding in MauritiusThe operator of a Japanese bulk carrier which ran aground off Mauritius in the Indian Ocean apologised on Sunday for a major oil spill which officials and environmentalists say is creating an ecological disaster.10 August 2020 Monday 16:22
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