• MAY 28, 2013
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    3rd of ten 14,000-TEUers for APL, assigns it to Asia-Europe G6 loop

      The container shipping arm of Singapore’ Neptune Orient Lines (NOL), APL, has taken its 3rd of ten 14,000-TEU vessels constructed by Hyundai Samho for service on its Far East-Europe service. American President Line is to deploy the suezmax ultra large container vessels, the APL Raffles, on Loop 7 of the G6 Asia-North Europe service.

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    • MAY 28, 2013
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    Vessel with 379 passengers onboard catches fire off Philippines

      A passenger ship of Trans Asia shipping company with 379 people onboard caught fire while it was sailing from Ozamiz City to Cebu province. M/V Trans Asia 2 was floating 2,4 n.m. off the coast of Balicasag Island in Bohol province when the vessel’s captain, Rudy Verba noticed that a thick smoke was coming

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    • MAY 23, 2013
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    Pic: Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) Indonesia 2013

      JAKARTA, Indonesia (May 22, 2013) – Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Arman Hajiomar, attached to Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training Command, demonstrates how to use a Special Operations Forces-Tactical (SOF-T) tourniquet during a subject matter expert medical symposium exchange during Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) Indonesia 2013. More than 1,000 Sailors and Marines

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    • MAY 23, 2013
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    BLT secures US approval for Indonesia court decision

      BERLIAN Laju Tanker has won US court approval for its petition to recognise an Indonesian insolvency decision, according to chief executive of its US-based subsidiary Jack Noonan. In a hearing yesterday, a judge in the US Federal Bankruptcy Court in New York agreed to recognise the March decision under an Indonesian court process known

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    • MAY 23, 2013
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    Taiwan-Philippines dispute is an old fisherman’s tale

      A total of 22 Taiwanese fishing boats and their crew have been seized in the waters between Taiwan and the Philippines where the exclusive economic zones of the two countries overlap in the past decade, reports our sister paper China Times. Over the same period, nine vessels have been detained for fishing illegally in

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    • MAY 23, 2013
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    Costa Concordia Shipwreck Captain to Face Manslaughter Trial

      The captain of the cruise ship Costa Concordia, which capsized off Italy’s west coast last year killing 32 people, will face trial for manslaughter as well as other charges, an Italian judge ruled on Wednesday. The giant Costa Concordia flipped on its side outside the Tuscan port of Giglio in January last year after

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    • MAY 22, 2013
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    US Navy Ship Makes Debut in Singapore

      USS Freedom (LCS 1) made its debut in Singapore May 14-19, participating in an international trade show and a maritime exercise with regional navies. Freedom also hosted thousands of visitors, from Singaporean citizens to senior government and military officials, during a series of ship tours. The week began with a visit from the Chief

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