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Real Life Incident: Wrong Helm Applied And Vessel Grounds
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Real Life Incident: Wrong Helm Applied And Vessel Grounds

Helmsman of a small tanker applied wrong helm inspite of receiving right directions from the master, eventually leading to grounding of vessel. Find out more about the incident inside the article.

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Real Life Incident: Tanker Collides With Cargo Vessel While Leaving Anchorage
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Real Life Incident: Tanker Collides With Cargo Vessel While Leaving Anchorage

While leaving the anchorage, a tanker was driven into the bow of the general cargo vessel – which was still anchored but dragging – causing major damage to both vessels.

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Real Life Incident: Collision While Both OOWs Sitting In Their Chairs
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Real Life Incident: Collision While Both OOWs Sitting In Their Chairs

A Collision takes place between an oil bunker barge and a general cargo ship, leading to seawater rushing into barge’s bridge, accommodation areas and engine room through the vessel’s open weathertight doors.

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Real Life Incident: No Oil Mist Detector Means A Warning Too Late
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Real Life Incident: No Oil Mist Detector Means A Warning Too Late

Due to size of the engine, and in compliance with SOLAS, a crankcase oil mist detector or engine bearing temperature monitors were not fitted in a small tanker, which lead to trouble in the engine room. Find out more about the incident inside the article.

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Furetank Receives Delivery Of Its First Duel Fuel Tanker ‘Fure Vinga’
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Furetank Receives Delivery Of Its First Duel Fuel Tanker ‘Fure Vinga’

Furetank has taken delivery of Fure Vinga, the first in a series of 17,999 DWT product tankers with LNG operation.

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EUNAVFOR Confirm Merchant Tanker Abqaiq Attacked In Southern Red Sea
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EUNAVFOR Confirm Merchant Tanker Abqaiq Attacked In Southern Red Sea

UKMTO received notice that the Merchant Tanker (MT) Abqaiq, a Kingdom of Saudi Arabia flagged vessel, had been the victim of an attack in the Southern Red Sea.

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Bulkers Fleet Value Gains The Top Spot – VesselsValue
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Bulkers Fleet Value Gains The Top Spot – VesselsValue

Dry bulk asset values have surged over the past two years following a period of soft returns which encouraged scrapping while ton mile demand continued to climb

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Captain Dies On Board At Anchorage Near Port Of Durban
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Captain Dies On Board At Anchorage Near Port Of Durban

On Thursday, 06 July, at 11h50, NSRI Durban duty crew were alerted to the Master of the Ship Freight Margie reported to be collapsed unconscious onboard.

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ITIC Pays Out For Pool Manager’s Acceptance Of Unacceptable Tanker
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ITIC Pays Out For Pool Manager’s Acceptance Of Unacceptable Tanker

ITIC has highlighted the costly consequences of a shipping pool manager’s failure to accurately describe a tanker, leading to a substantial claim by charterers.

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