Safety Parent

Over 140 maritime welfare charities have been invited to participate in the survey which will initially run each month from September to December.

Seafarers have joined with other transport workers to call for a fair transition to greener transportation that preserves good quality, well paid jobs.

Four vessels anchored at the outer anchorage of Chattogram Port have been washed ashore on 30 May due to strong tides and stormy weather. 

British security intelligence firm Dryad Global, received reports indicating that a vessel was approached by a small grey boat with 3 persons onboard wearing masks. However, vessel and all crew reported to be safe.

The US Coast Guard Captain of the Ports for Key West and Miami (COTP) set special measures port conditions due to the expectation of sustained gale force winds of 39 and 73 mph generated from Hurricane Elsa.

New Zealand's Oceans and Fisheries Minister David Parker says the Government is considering if "higher levels of compulsion" are necessary to ensure port workers get vaccinated.

The Federal Maritime Commission has voted to move forward with two demurrage-and-detention related initiatives proposed by Commissioner Rebecca F. Dye.

The Danish Minister of Defence, Trine Bramsen announced that Denmark will join the fight against pirates in the Gulf of Guinea, beginning this November, with the deployment of a frigate.

The Nautical Institute draws lessons learned from an incident where challenging berth location and questionable tug services added to docking difficulty.

Wales forced new travel restrictions for cruise ship workers, requiring isolation in managed quarantine following travel from/through 'red list' countries in the previous 10 days.