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Covid-19: Ningbo-Zhoushan Resumes Port Operations

Operational activities has gradually  restarted at Ningbo-Zhoushan port complex, one of China's largest container terminals. The Chinese container terminal closed two weeks ago after a worker tested positive for COVID-19…

Attacks On Ships At Anchorage Heightened In Manila Bay

There are growing cases of attacks on  crew aboard vessels at berth in Manila seaport, even as valuable items and working tools are being carted away by perpetrators. The latest incidents as at August 13th 2021 has bring the total number…

BIMCO: China Iron Ore Imports Hit 14-Month Low

The Baltic and International Maritime Council (BIMCO) has disclosed that China’s iron ore imports dropped t. 88.5m tonnes in July, the lowest level since May 2020. The July lull comes as volumes have consistently fallen from a March peak…

Four Jailed Over Fake US Coast Guard Credential Scheme

Four individuals involved in a scheme to sell phony U.S. Coast Guard merchant mariner credentials have been sentenced to jail terms ranging from 18 to 45 months on charges ranging from mail and wire fraud to aggravated identity theft.…

Grounded NYK Ship  Breaks In  Two Off Japan Coast

An NYK-chartered woodchip carrier , Crimson Polaris has broken in two off the coast of Hachinohi barely 24hours of grounding The ill-fated vessel , managed by Misuga Kaiun is a  39,910 gt, 2008-built, woodchip carrier split in…

UAE Launches Initiative To Protect Seafarers Rights, Welfare

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has inaugurated the ‘Supporting Our Blue Army’ initiative to protect seafarers’ rights and welfare. The ‘Supporting Our Blue Army’ initiative is aimed  to improve the quality of life of seafarers in the…