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On 12 March the Belgian government announced special measures to limit the spread of Covid-19. At the same time the prime minister asked for important sectors of industry including the port to keep their activities going.
Multiple cases of infection with the coronavirus – also referred to as the COVID-19 virus – have currently been reported in Europe.
Seafarers can play an important role in fighting the Coronavirus outbreak by taking precautionary measures mentioned in the article.
This FAQ article sets out some general guidance for members, mostly relying on the MLC and SEA. However, note that there will be differences between flag states’ laws.
A mental health and wellness helpline service set up to support sea and shore-based maritime personnel worldwide is receiving increasing requests for assistance as the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic crisis mounts.
Only those international cruise ships which had planned and intimated their call to an Indian Port not later than 1st January, 2020 will be allowed to call on such port.
​The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has decided to postpone a number of meetings following the global coronavirus outbreak.
ICS has issued brand new guidance for the global shipping industry to help combat the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19).
The spread of the COVID-19 virus is causing significant issues in the shipbuilding industry, but English law has no general concept of force majeure, and this is a key factor in the relationship between shipyards and shipowners.