Some of the world’s biggest oil traders have booked supertankers to store at least 25 million…
Author: Ships & Ports
Nine burned in tugboat explosion in Indonesia
Nine workers were injured when a gas cylinder exploded in the engine room of the tugboat Sandia III in…
Cargo ship ablaze in Akita port
Fire erupted aboard Cambodia-flagged ro/ro cargo ship Citeca while at anchor in Akita Port, Japan, at…
Danish Maritime Authority puts work safety in focus
The Danish Maritime Authority started surveying all Danish passenger ships in a new way from January…
US West Coast ports facing complete gridlock
The US West Coast port operations are approaching complete gridlock which may result in shutdown of…
26 Filipino seamen saved from sinking cargo ship
Twenty six Filipino seamen were rescued by the crew of the Chinese vessel MV Tong Ying hours after their…
Ports council raises alarm over shortage of seafarers
The Port Consultative Council (PCC) has expressed worry over the global decline in the number of…
Fighting piracy off the coast of Somalia: lessons learned from the contact group
One of the priorities of the 2014 EU Chairmanship of the Contact Group on Piracy off…
Dubai World to refinance USD14.6bn debt
Dubai government-owned conglomerate Dubai World has struck a new deal with creditors to extend and amend its outstanding…
US retailers expect hike in container volumes
Containerized cargo volumes at the U.S. ports are expected to rise year-on-year during most of the first half of…
What are your expectations for the maritime industry in 2015?
For the Nigeria Customs Service, I look forward to a more civil customs saddled with the…
SIU Canada: CETA poses security threats
The Seafarers International Union (SIU) of Canada warned that the Maritime provisions of the Canadian-European Comprehensive Economic…