• DECEMBER 18, 2013
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    Shipping Industry Increasingly Depressed

    JAKARTA – The shipping industry that grew sluggishly this year is predicted to be more burdened by rupiah depreciation which has made its lowest position in the last five years. On Tuesday (12/17), the spot market was closed at IDR12,125 per US dollar. “Rupiah depreciation has clearly affected the industry since shipping sector requires a

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    • DECEMBER 17, 2013
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    Belawan Port records 10% cargo traffic growth in Q3

      Container traffic in North Sumatra’s Belawan, which mostly handles crude palm oil (CPO) and rubber, grew by 10.2 percent in the third quarter alone despite a global commodity market slowdown. The traffic during July–September this year reached 680,828 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs), equal to 552,622 containers, up from 614,294 TEUs compared to the same

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    • DECEMBER 17, 2013
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    Ministry Of Transportation Prepares New Policy On Foreign Offshore Vessel

      JAKARTA— Minister of Transportation, E.E. Mangindaan, extends deadline of dispensation of foreign vessel use for three types of offshore vessels which should have ended this year. Those vessels are offshore construction vessel, dredging vessel, salvage vessel, and undersea construction vessel. The Minister states the policy is to prevent the absence of those three vessels

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    • DECEMBER 17, 2013
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    12 Dead ships in Gulf of Paria

    A potential ecological nightmare was revealed in Gulf of Paria . Group of concerned people said at least 1 out of 12 derelict ships is leaking diesel and oil into the water and someone of the maritime authorities need to take responsibility. Jonathan De La Rosa and Steven Valdez, members of the Trinidad and Tobago

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    • DECEMBER 17, 2013
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    Merauke’s RCC Held the Social Service

      In order to welcome Christmas day in 2013, Regional Coordinating Center of Merauke carried out the social activities of renewing the color of St. Petrus Paulus Church, Saturday (14-12-2013). The team of IMSCB led by the Head of RCC Merauke, Maritime Sergeant Mayor Ade Kurniawan handed the paint and the kits to the church

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    • DECEMBER 16, 2013
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    U.S., Chinese Warships Narrowly Avoid Collision In South China Sea

      A U.S. guided missile cruiser operating in international waters in the South China Sea was forced to take evasive action last week to avoid a collision with a Chinese warship maneuvering nearby, the U.S. Pacific Fleet said in a statement on Friday. The incident came as the USS Cowpens was operating in the vicinity

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    • DECEMBER 16, 2013
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    Activities At Tanjung Priok Port Guaranteed Runs Normally

    JAKARTA – Director of PT Indonesia Port Corporation II, Richard Jose Lino, said the process of loading and unloading at Tanjung Priok harbour will run as normal, despite the resignation of 21 officials and director of the company. “We are going through a transformational stage where what happened is apart of the organization’s dynamic that

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