Video: Eight Seafarers Rescued As Cargo Ship Sinks Off Taiwan
A general cargo vessel has recently sunk in the waters of the Taiwan Strait, but its eight crew members were successfully rescued.
A general cargo vessel has recently sunk in the waters of the Taiwan Strait, but its eight crew members were successfully rescued.
On January 17 afternoon, an oil tanker in the Muang district of Thailand experienced an explosion that left four welders injured and took one person’s life.
Marine animal welfare officials have said that the most recent whale to be discovered dead on a shoreline of New Jersey was reportedly struck by a ship.
The cargo vessel MKK 1, sailing to Turkey from Ukraine, was reportedly grounded in the Bosphorus Strait of Istanbul on Monday.
On Sunday, January 15, Destin officials started a unique venture of creating an artificial reef from a 180-ft-long retired research ship in Okaloosa.
The 17 crew members have been safely taken off a cargo vessel after it reportedly experienced a serious blaze at Indonesia’s anchorage.
MSC Elaine had been outbound on 9 January, with the aid of two port tugs from the terminal, when it reportedly veered off course and got grounded on the southern breakwater.
Per reports from Chinese media, the Ministry of Transport’s Beihai Rescue Bureau got a notification sent by Shandong Provincial Maritime Search and Rescue Center regarding an explosion had on a vacated oil tanker.
On January 13, a CMA CGM containership on its way to Hamburg from Antwerp ran aground. The incident happened in Dutch waters, in Kruiningen.Â