Experienced Crew Are Not Immune – The Biggest Threat Often Comes During Everyday Operations The latest analysis of thousands of maritime crew injury claims has revealed an important reality for the global shipping industry—most seafarer injuries are not caused by emergencies or unusual situations, but during routine, planned onboard operations. […]
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China is set to introduce a major enhancement to coastal navigation safety with the implementation of a full-coverage ship routeing system across Liaoning Province from 15 August 2026. According to the China Maritime Safety Administration (MSA), Liaoning will become the first province in China to establish a province-wide coastal ship […]
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Indian Ship Master Charged in UK Over Alleged Russian Oil Sanctions Breach An Indian ship master has been charged in the United Kingdom following the interception of a sanctioned Russian-linked oil tanker while transiting the English Channel, drawing significant attention from the global maritime industry. According to reports, Ajay Pant, […]
Read moreThe rescue of all 24 Indian seafarers aboard the tanker MT Marivex has brought relief to the maritime community, but the incident has also highlighted the increasingly complex security environment facing commercial shipping in the Gulf of Oman. On 8 June, a fire was reported aboard MT Marivex off the […]
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A tragic incident aboard an oil tanker operating off the Mumbai coast has once again highlighted the dangers associated with enclosed space operations at sea. A 43-year-old Chief Officer, Harsha Gopalan Rajan, lost his life after reportedly collapsing inside an oil storage tank during a tank cleaning operation aboard the […]
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