• JUNE 15, 2012
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    Pirates Low Profile in Monsoon Season

    NATO Shipping Centre promulgates its latest weekly piracy assessment for the ‘High Risk Area’ During the reporting period 7 – 13, June 2012, the number of piracy incidents in the High Risk Area (HRA) has remained low, with no incidents reported. Due to the South-West monsoon between June and September, sea conditions in the HRA

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    • JUNE 14, 2012
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    IBT Water and Its Various Problems

    KUPANG—Commander of the Navy Main Base (Danlantamal) VII/Kupang Laksma (TNI) Karma Suta said, the Navy base position as the head of maritime defense in the eastern Indonesia has variety and complex maritime issues. “The diversity and complex problems are illegal fishing, use of explosives that can destroy coral reefs, smuggling of goods and humans, gunfire,

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    • JUNE 14, 2012
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    Pelindo II: The Pattern of Quay Contract Tighten

    JAKARTA: PT Pelindo II branch of Tanjung Priok Port raised up enforcement of the quay contract pattern or berthing window at the entire terminal that is managed until the end of this year. Kepala Humas dan Pelayanan Pelanggan Pelindo II Tanjung Priok Sofyan Gumelar mengatakan, pola tersebut  selain untuk memberikan kepastian tambat kapal, juga menjamin

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    • JUNE 14, 2012
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    Iran Developing Nuclear Subs

    Iran has begun initial development of its own nuclear-powered submarines FARS news agency informs RiaNovosi the Iranian fleet’s deputy commander Vice-Admiral Abbas Zamini said the Islamic Republic is already taking the first steps toward creating nuclear-powered boats. “Right now we are at the initial stages of creating nuclear submarines,” he said. Use of atomic energy

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    • JUNE 14, 2012
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    SIGMA Warship Trials a Success

    Successful sea acceptance trials of Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding’s third Sigma-class frigate for the Royal Moroccan Navy The 98 meters long SIGMA class frigate, the third frigate built by Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding for the Royal Moroccan Navy, left Vlissingen earlier for her sea acceptance trials (SAT) in the North Sea. During the SAT, an

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    • JUNE 14, 2012
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    Somali Fishermen Rescued by EUNAVFOR Atalanta Italian Ship Scirocco

    In the afternoon of June 12th, EU Naval Force (EU NAVFOR) Italian frigate Scirocco rescued a small fishing boat (skiff type) in distress with two Somali fishermen coming from the town of Alula, on the northern coast of Somalia, in the Bari region, who reported to be adrift since June 7th following an engine failure.

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    • JUNE 14, 2012
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    Passenger-Cargo Ship Sinks Off Philippines, 5 Dead

    Five (5) passengers are dead after massive waves sank a passenger-cargo vessel off El Nido in Palawan. 54 others onboard were successfully rescued. The MV Josille II had 59 people aboard, including crew, although the ship’s records only list 46 passengers. It sunk near Pagawain Island about three hours after leaving the port of Liminancong

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