Prepare And Respond To Coronavirus Disease 2019
The WHO and IMO have joined forces and issued a joint- statement in ensuring that health measures are implemented in ways that minimize unnecessary interference with international traffic and trade.
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The WHO and IMO have joined forces and issued a joint- statement in ensuring that health measures are implemented in ways that minimize unnecessary interference with international traffic and trade.
International maritime charity Sailors’ Society is offering virtual chaplaincy to seafarers as it suspends its port activities in response to the coronavirus.
A couple of vessels in the Port of Cape Town are being held off port limits after a crew member on board Corona Bulker began to show symptoms of COVID-19.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) has already caused the loss of thousands of human lives and the imposition by authorities of travel restrictions and lockdown of cities, provinces and countries across the world.
The impact of rapid and worldwide spread of Covid-19 throughout the maritime industry, in particular the cruise ship industry, has made global headlines since the outbreak of the global pandemic.
During the past few days, far-reaching steps have been taken in various countries, including the Netherlands, to contain the spread of the Covid-19 virus.
With the aim to keep our members updated on issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic, BIMCO has reached out to OCIMF to obtain the guidance they provide to inspectors of the SIRE and OVID.
Gothenburg harbor is closely following the development of the Coronavirus. Adjustments to the business are ongoing.
On Friday, 13th March, WHO declares Europe as the new epicenter of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, with more reported cases and deaths than the rest of the world combined, apart from China.