• FEBRUARY 1, 2013
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    52 Rescued After Passenger Ship Loses Its Propeller

      A passenger shipping vessel carrying 52 passengers reportedly lost its propeller and currently half-submerged position along the vicinity of Calapan Port Terminal in Oriental Mindoro on Thursday morning. The Coast Guard Action Center (CGAC) in Manila disclosed that around 6:30 a.m. of Thursday when M/V Baleno 168’s propeller was detached while having docking maneuver

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    • FEBRUARY 1, 2013
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    OSV Manages to Secure Drifting Russian Cruise Ship, Near Misses with Offshore Platforms

      Drifting cruise ship, Lyubov Orlova, is now being towed by offshore supply vessel (OSV) Atlantic Hawk. The OSV was able to successfully secure a tow line to the derelict Orlova on Wednesday night off Newfoundland’s coast. The Russian cruise ship had been drifting for nearly one week in the North Atlantic Ocean after its

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    • JANUARY 31, 2013
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    Old Cruise Vessel drifting off Newfoundland raised safety alarms

      Toward the open sea off Newfoundland as questions mounted about its safety and why a tug vessel was sent to haul it out of the St. John’s harbour in the middle of winter. The Lyubov Orlova, which is a 237-passenger ship about 100-metres long, has been adrift since its tow line snapped in rough

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    • JANUARY 31, 2013
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    Lower Mississippi Closure Due to Oil Leakage after the barge collision

      USCG unified order is handling with a crude oil leakage from a damaged barge in Vicksburg, Mississippi. The barge had earlier been damaged through collision with a bridge support while in tow, and the Mississippi River is still closed to all marine traffic for a sixteen-mile distance among mile marker 425 and mile marker

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    • JANUARY 31, 2013
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    NS Savannah – The World’s First Nuclear Merchant Ship

      Based on the vision of one of United States’ brilliant leader Dwight Eisenhower, the NS Savannah was a cargo ship that set many imposing standards. It was the first nuclear merchant ship to be built as a part of Eisenhower’s ‘Atoms of Peace’ platform initiated in the 1950s in an attempt to emphasis and

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    • JANUARY 31, 2013
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    Two Vessels Caught Red Handed in Illegal Transaction

      Karimun (ANTARA News) – Two tankers flying Indonesian flag have been caught red handed by a customs and excise sea patrol when the tankers allegedly committing illegal transfer of cargo in the Riau Island Provincial waters. The customs patrol found MT Serena II of state oil and gas company PT Pertamina unloading subsidized diesel

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    • JANUARY 30, 2013
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    Damen launches first PSV 3300 for World Wide Supply

      Romania-based Damen Shipyards Galati has launched the ‘World Diamond’, the first in a series of six fully-equipped platform supply vessels (PSV) being built for World Wide Supply, a Norway-based offshore firm. The new vessel is built to Damen’s PSV 3300 series specifications, part of the company’s the newly designed range of platform supply vessels.

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