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Australia’s Largest Drug Bust Off Queensland Coast Worth A $760 Million, 13 Arrested

Australia’s Largest Drug Bust In History Off Queensland Coast, Worth A $760 Million, 13 People Arrested Australian authorities seized a record 2.34 tons of cocaine off the Queensland coast, worth about A$760 million, and arrested 13 people. The operation is the largest cocaine seizure in Australian history, investigated jointly by the Australian Federal Police and […]

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What are Orion's Belt Stars, and Why are they so Important? - Merchant Navy Info

Orion’s Belt Stars & Their Importance

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What are Orion’s Belt Stars, and Why are they so Important? Orion’s Belt is one of the most recognizable asterisms in the night sky, captivating stargazers and astronomers alike with its beauty and significance. Comprised of three bright stars—Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka—Orion’s Belt forms part of the larger constellation Orion, also known as the Hunter.

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Crew Airlifted from Burning Cargo Ship Drifting in the Baltic

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Crew Airlifted From Burning Cargo Ship Adrift In The Baltic Sea By Air Cargo ship on fire Swedish rescue forces spotted a burning ship in the Baltic Sea. Late Thursday evening, November 28, Danish and Swedish authorities coordinated the crew’s rescue from a cargo ship that caught fire off the Swedish coast. The Swedish Maritime

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Over 60 Chinese Vessels Encircle Disputed Philippine Island

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Satellite Images Show More Than 60 Chinese Vessels Are Blockading Disputed Philippine Islands Satellite images show that about 60 Chinese ships are massing near Thitu Island, a key Philippine-controlled area in the South China Sea. Images taken by Maxar Technologies and seen by Reuters show some ships two nautical miles from the island. Tito Island,

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What is an International Shore Connnection on Ships? - Merchant Navy Info

What is an International Shore Connection on Ships?

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What is an International Shore Connection on Ships? Firefighting on merchant ships is a difficult and critical task. The ship has a special set of fire pumps to deal with fires. What if it is not enough? What if the basic and emergency fire pumps fail? International shore communication deals with this very specific issue.

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Azolla Enhances Casper For EU Maritime Fuel Rules

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Azolla Delivers Enhanced CASPER Platform to Streamline EU Maritime Fuel Compliance Azolla, a leading provider of decarbonization solutions for the marine industry, announces the launch of the enhanced CASPER™ platform. Designed to empower shipowners and fleet operators, CASPER now has advanced features to accelerate compliance with the upcoming EU Fuels for Marine (FEUM) regulation, which

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Chinese Buyers Absorb Excess Oil Amidst Iranian Flow Decline

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Chinese Buyers Are Soaking Up Unsold Oil As Iranian Crude Flows Slow China’s independent refiners bought oil from across the Middle East and Africa, with Iranian supplies remaining tighter and pricier than usual, partly because of expanded U.S. sanctions. According to traders who requested anonymity, one major processor bought about 10 million barrels of crude

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10 Largest Ports In The East Coast

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10 Largest Ports in the East Coast 2024 Ports are vital in international trade and serve as gateways for goods and commodities worldwide. It’s fascinating to imagine which ports will lead the way in 2024. In this article, we look at 10 of the largest and busiest ports in the East Coast and explore what

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World’s Largest Catamaran Collided With Rhone Port Breakwater

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World’s Largest Catamaran Collided With Rhone Port Breakwater The world’s largest ferry hit a breakwater while leaving the Rhone port on the Baltic island of Bornholm. The accident is the third for the ship since it was put into operation in 2023, and it is unclear when it will resume operations. The accident occurred on

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Damen Is Building A New Multi-Purpose Vessel For Herman Sr.

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Construction of the MPV 4916 is due to start early next year at the Albwardi Damen shipyard in Sharjah, with delivery expected in 2027. Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards Group has signed a letter of intent (LOI) with tugboat and workboat company Herman Sr. to build a new multi-purpose vessel (MPV) 4916. The MPV 4916 will

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Australia’s Largest Drug Bust Off Queensland Coast Worth A $760 Million, 13 Arrested

Orion’s Belt Stars & Their Importance

Crew Airlifted from Burning Cargo Ship Drifting in the Baltic

Over 60 Chinese Vessels Encircle Disputed Philippine Island

What is an International Shore Connection on Ships?

Azolla Enhances Casper For EU Maritime Fuel Rules

Chinese Buyers Absorb Excess Oil Amidst Iranian Flow Decline

10 Largest Ports In The East Coast

World’s Largest Catamaran Collided With Rhone Port Breakwater

Damen Is Building A New Multi-Purpose Vessel For Herman Sr.

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