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Accident/Casualty41675Misc. for Ports and Vessels37809Scrapped/Beached/Broken Up22519Sold/Decommissioned8497Charter Changed6733Pirate attack1986

OCEAN ADVENTURER

Misc. for ports and Vessels

On April 10, 2025, the 'Ocean Adventurer' was detained in Caen with five deficiencies, two of which being regarded as seriously and grounds for a detention: 1) Safety of navigation - Voyage data recorder Inoperative 2) ISM - Ism certificate Not as required The vessel was released again on April 16 and left the port en route to El Astillero.

Timsen
2025-04-30

TEMPLARIO I

Casualty

On April 28, 2025, a distress alert was received from the 'Templario I' off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. There were multiple DSC acknowledgments from Miami and Tokyo coast stations. The position was 09°49' N 086°17' W.

Timsen
2025-04-29

Napier

Misc. for ports and Vessels

Ships could continue to be turned away from Napier Port for the next few days as an "unprecendented" swell hammers Hawke's Bay. Clifton Beach was closed by Hastings District Council on Wednesday and Napier City Council closed the Marine Parade viewing platform after tourists were drenched by a heaving sea on Wednesday morning. MetService meteorologist Tui McInnes said a slow building pressure system out to the east of Hawke's Bay had ramped up the seas, causing swells of close to 4m. McInnes said the 4m swells had the potential to "cause a bit of havoc on the coast" as it could possibly continue until Saturday morning. "The main thing that is causing the big waves is the easterly winds that are occur. "With a large space and a slow build-up it leaves time for some quite nice swells to develop," McInnes said. https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=12252333

arnekiel
2019-07-24

Rotterdam

Misc. for ports and Vessels

APM Terminals Maasvlakte II’s new rail service between its Rotterdam terminal and Venlo, a key logistics hub on the Dutch-German border is proving popular. Following the success of the initial five-times-per-week service, plans are already in place to scale this up to 14 times per week over the coming weeks.

arnekiel
2019-07-23

GLENGYLE

Casualty

The Vietnamese authorities have still not found an explanation for the collision on the Long Tau River, near Ho Chi Minh City, after which the' Gkengyle' has partially sunk, but no one has been injured. The bulk carrier was loaded with gypsum. The water ingress occurred in the engine room, while the cargo was unharmed. In connection with the collision, a large amount of fuel has spilled into the river, and the authorities are currently trying to contain the pollution as best as possible.

Timsen
2025-04-29

GEM STAR

Casualty

The 'Gem Star' of the Russian shadow fleet was NUC on April 29 and has been taken in tow by the tug 'Roma'. The ships were headed towards Algeciras.

Timsen
2025-04-29

Chittagong Shipbreakers

Misc. for ports and Vessels

Bangladesh has become the top dumping ground for discarded ships in the world with the country dismantling the highest number of vessels in the first half (January-June) of the current year, according to a report of the NGO Shipbreaking Platform, a leading NGO coalition campaigning for clean and safe ship recycling.

arnekiel
2019-07-23

Churchill

Misc. for ports and Vessels

Canada’s arctic port of Churchill is set to resume its first grain shipments since 2015 after a group backed by investor Prem Watsa stepped in last year to buy the facility and a related rail line linking the northern town with the rest of Manitoba. The 88-year-old port on the shores of Hudson’s Bay will resume operations in the next few months, reducing by several days the shipping time to deliver grains to Europe and the Middle East across the Atlantic Ocean.

arnekiel
2019-07-23

RED BEAU WARRIOR

Casualty

On April 28, 2025, the 'Red Beau Warrior' was dismasted. The yacht proceeded under engine power towards Horta, Azores. Thr sailing vessel urgently needed diesel fuel to complete the transit. All ships encountering the 'Red Beau Warrior' were requested to assist if possible.

Timsen
2025-04-29

MAERSK SANA

Casualty

On April 28, 2025, the 'Maersk Sana' was disabled and adrift in the Sargossa Sea in pos. 31°52.50' N 057°48.55' W after an engine explosion. Two crew members were severely burned. Vessels in the area were asked to keep a sharp lookout and assist if possible.

Timsen
2025-04-29

Sines

Misc. for ports and Vessels

The Portuguese government announced an investment of 547 million euros in the expansion of the Port of Sines in the southwest of the country and an agreement to extend its concession from 2029 to 2049. The agreement was reached last week between Portugal and PSA Singapore for the completion of the 3rd phase of expansion of Terminal XXI, so as to greatly increase its capacity and give another 20 years of operations in Portugal to PSA Singapore. The Sines port, 58 nautical miles south of Lisbon, is one of the major European ports and the great hub port of the Iberian-Atlantic front.

arnekiel
2019-07-23

Barcelona

Misc. for ports and Vessels

BEST terminal in the Port of Barcelona has recently increased its storage and connection capacity for refrigerated containers, from 1,600 connection points up to 2,750, an increase of 70%, making it one of the terminals with the most connections for refrigerated containers in the whole of the Mediterranean area.

arnekiel
2019-07-23
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