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Chinese And Russian Navy Exercises With Iran In The Gulf Of Oman
Oman, showing their readiness to work together on maritime operations. which takes place in the seas around the port of Chabahar from Wednesday through Saturday, includes activities at sea like a search and rescue exercise and a gunnery exercise.
India Prohibits Cargo Vessels Older Than 25 Years
As the third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world aims to lower emissions and the average age of its fleet,
A Bangladeshi Vessel Sinks in The Hooghly River
According to reports, a section of a general cargo ship carrying fly ash and going for Bangladesh collided with another ship and sank into the Hooghly River.
India Needs A Green Shipping Strategy To Reach Net Zero Goals By 2070
The Union Minister for Ports, Shipping, and Waterways, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal, has stated that it is crucial to create a strategy for greening the shipping industry in India,
In The Gulf of Aden, UKMTO Is Trying to Counter Piracy.
After finding that there were small boats in a Gulf of Aden passage route meant to protect ships from piracy, UKMTO issued a notice to shipping.
A cargo ship in the Baltic Sea caught fire
The engine room of a Dutch-flagged ship caught fire, and the crew of 15 people were forced to leave it in the middle of the ocean. The Escape, a 168 m long container ship, was filled with a variety of cargo and carried 17,000 tonnes.
Indian Coast Guard Saves Wounded Filipino From Liberian Ship In Arabian Sea
On February 13th, a Filipino citizen was saved by the Indian Coast Guard from a merchant ship off the Gujarat coast. Around 7:20 p.m. the ICG ship Ankit made contact with the boat.
The Marine Industry Calls for The Evacuation of Trapped Mariners Due to The Conflict in Ukraine.
The open letter asks Guterres to urgently rescue 331 mariners stuck in the Sea of Azov and Black Sea by using his diplomatic power to help them escape.
Philippines Coast Guard Increases Patrols In Controversial Waters
The Kalayaan Island Group, which China claims is a part of the South China Sea, and the Spratly Islands are two strongly disputed areas where the Philippine Coast Guard has boosted patrols.
Suez Canal Increases Crude Oil Tanker Tariffs
The rates for oil tankers have increased significantly, with 25% for crude oil tankers and 15% for empty tankers, according to the Suez Canal Authorities. This was carried on by the extension of marine routes, the expansion of naval economies, and the internationalization of trade.
Epic U.S. Coast Guard Rescue Captured on Video in the Pacific Northwest
Amazing footage from the 13th District of the U.S. Coast Guard depicts the recovery of a mariner whose boat capsized in the waters near the Pacific Northwest. The event happened on Friday around 6 miles west of the Columbia River mouth.
As supplies queue up at the ports, Pakistan’s inflation is at a 48-year high.
After the cash-strapped government restricted imports, thousands of containers of food, raw materials,
and equipment became stranded in ports, causing Pakistan’s inflation to accelerate to its highest level
in over 48 years in January.