• MARCH 18, 2013
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    Report Highlights Rise of Maritime Crime in Southeast Asia

      U.K. maritime intelligence provider Dryad Maritime are to release a specialist report, ‘Special Advisory Southeast Asia: Disorganized theft to organized crime,’ which will focus on the rise of targeted hijackings in Southeast Asia. The advisory to be released on March 18, 2013 provides an overview of the security situation and the increased threat from

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    • MARCH 18, 2013
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    New Gas Powered, Car-Passenger Ferry Launched

      Launching ceremony of the first from series, modern car – passenger ferry built for one of the Norwegian Owner took place in Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A. on Friday, 8th of March 2013, Remontowa Shipbuilding is the biggest production shipyard in Poland, the only one with so extensive experience in construction of ecological, gas powered ferries.

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    • MARCH 18, 2013
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    2 Dead in Port Everglades Accident

      Two employees have been pronounced dead after a scissor lift collapsed at Port Everglades today around 11 a.m. A third worker was transported to a local hospital with critical injuries, but survived the incident. According to the Sun-Sentinel, the workers were on the scissor lift scaffold performing routine maintenance on a moving walkway that

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    • MARCH 15, 2013
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    Coast Guard Responds to Allision, Pipeline Fire South of New Orleans

      Responders continued to monitor and prepare salvage, firefighting and pollution contingencies for a tug and barge that allided with a pipeline near Bayou Perot 30 miles south of New Orleans Wednesday. All crew members were able to exit the tug; the captain reportedly suffered second to third-degree degree burns. ES & H, the oil

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    • MARCH 15, 2013
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    Indonesian Shipper, Creditors Reach Deal To Avert Bankruptcy

      Indonesia’s leading oil and gas shipper PT Berlian Laju Tanker reached a deal with creditors to restructure its $1.9 billion debt, averting what could have been one of the country’s biggest bankruptcies in years. Once the world’s third-largest chemical shipper, the group secured support for its restructuring plan on Thursday just four days before

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    • MARCH 15, 2013
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    Vessels Collide in Sinki Fairway, 1 Dead

      At 1200 hrs (Singapore time) on 13 March 2013, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) received a report of a collision between an Antigua and Barbuda-registered container ship “BOSUN” and a harbourcraft SC3566E in Sinki Fairway about 7km southwest of Pasir Panjang Terminal. There were 2 persons on board the harbourcraft, which

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    • MARCH 15, 2013
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    [UPDATE] New Cruise Debacle For Carnival As Ship Stuck In Port

      * Engineers trying to fix Carnival Dream in St. Maarten * Latest black eye for cruise industry * Analyst says new incident an “inflection point” * Carnival shares down 0.2 percent   (Reuters) – A Carnival Cruise Lines ship with 5,600 passengers and crew was stuck at a Caribbean port with equipment trouble on

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