Japan Issues First-Ever Ship Suspension Order To Passenger Ship Operator Tokai Kisen
Tokai Kisen Co. has become the first company in Japan to receive a 20-day ship suspension order from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.
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Unknown Projectile Hits Saudi Arabia’s Yanbu Port, Causing Fire & Halting Tanker Loading
An unidentified projectile struck inside Saudi Arabia’s Yanbu port on Oct. 1 and started a fire, according to a maritime intelligence company.
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U.S Coast Guard Intercepts Cargo Ship Carrying Fuel Bound For Cuba Amid Oil Embargo
The ship, M/V Grace, was stopped between Cuba and Mexico. Coast Guard personnel boarded the vessel and later took it to Mexico.
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Fire Breaks Out In Engine Room Of Motor Tanker At Philippine Port, 2 Injured
Two crew members were injured after a fire broke out in the engine room of tanker Gindara at Balayan Distillery Inc. Port in Calaca City.
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Two Oil Tankers Hit By Unidentified Projectiles Near Strait Of Hormuz
Two oil tankers have reportedly been targeted by unidentified projectiles near the Strait of Hormuz, as per the report issued by UKMTO.
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U.S. Deploys Third Aircraft Carrier To Middle East As War With Iran Enters Eighth Month
The USS Theodore Roosevelt carrier strike group left San Diego on Sunday. The USS Makin Island amphibious readiness group left a day later.
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Three Dead, Two Missing After Fast Rescue Boat Capsizes Off South Africa
Three people have died and two are still missing after a rescue boat overturned off South Africa’s Western Cape coast.
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UK Begins Removing Three Masts From WWII Shipwreck SS Richard Montgomery
Resolve Marine has begun removing the three remaining masts of the SS Richard Montgomery, a WWII wreck carrying about 1,400 tonnes of munitions in the Thames Estuary.
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Passenger Ship Begins 6,000-Mile Voyage To Become One Of The World’s Largest Catamaran Yachts
Azurine has completed the 6,000-nautical-mile delivery of a 909 GT catamaran from Thailand to Turkey, with the vessel now undergoing a major transformation.
