Twelve 'Suspicious' Boats Surround Bulk Carrier Off Yemen
On June 30, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported that a dozen suspicious small boats surrounded a vessel in the Red Sea.
Accidents & Emergencies
Houthis Claim Responsibility for Red Sea Attack on Bulker
On June 27, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported an attack on a commercial vessel transiting the Red Sea.
Bulk Carrier Sinks in Java Sea After Onboard Fire
Indonesian maritime authorities have announced that the bulk carrier MV Noah Satu has sunk in the Java Sea after a fire broke out onboard.
ITF Calls for Action to Ensure Seafarer Protection from Houthis
The International Transport Workers’ Federation and seafarers’ union urged the global community to take action to ensure the safety of seafarers.
Insurer Cap for Singapore Oil Spill Set at S$8 Million
The insurer for the bunker tanker involved in the recent oil spill in Singapore has a claim limit of S$8 million (US$5.9 million).
Container Fire Reported at Port of Antwerp-Bruges
The Port of Antwerp-Bruges reported a fire incident at the MSC PSA European Terminal (MPET), quay 1742 on June 24 at 05:30 (local time).
Missile Attack on MSC SARAH V in the Arabian Sea
On Monday, June 24, United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported that a vessel was attacked while navigating the Arabian Sea.
Superyacht Crew & Passengers in Court for Alleged Arson
June 23, thirteen individuals from a superyacht appeared in Piraeus Court following their arrest for allegedly sparking a wildfire on Hydra.
Houthi's Post Video on Social Media Showing Tutor Attack
The Houthis have posted a video on social media showing the attack on the vessel Tutor on June 12th. They also released a warning statement.
Court Allows Dali Crew Change; Crew to Finally Return Home
After being confined on a ship amidst a media frenzy for months, the crew of the Dali container ship have finally been permitted to return home.
Bulk Carrier & Cruise Ship Rescue Migrants Off Canary Islands
A bulk carrier and a cruise ship jointly rescued more than 60 migrants who were stranded at sea between Cape Verde and Tenerife.
Armed Robbers Board Bulk Carrier Off Indonesian Coast
A group of armed robbers boarded a Panama-flagged ship over a week ago and restrained two of the crew members on board.
Bangladesh Sees Increase in Piracy Incidents Warns ReCAAP
The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre has issued a warning about a rise in piracy incidents in Bangladesh, an emerging Asian export powerhouse.
Port of Antwerp-Bruges Oil Spill Clean Up Operations Done
Cleanup operations for ships and quay walls at Deurganckdok in the Port of Antwerp-Bruges have been completed following a recent oil spill.
Four Days On & Singapore Still Battling to Contain Oil Spill
Singapore continues to face challenges in addressing an oil spill that is spreading in the city-state's waters, despite efforts to contain it.
Houthis Claim Responsibility for US Vessel Attacks
June 16th, Iran-backed Houthis claimed responsibility for attacks on two civilian ships and an American Destroyer in the Red and Arabian Seas.
Shipping Company & Master Charged for Svalbard Breach
Norwegian authorities have charged a shipping company and a captain with violating the Svalbard Environmental Act for carrying HFO in Svalbard.
Sentosa Beaches Closed After Pasir Panjang Terminal Collision
According to Singapore National Media, the beaches on Sentosa Resort Island were closed following an oil spill at a nearby port.
MSC Vessel Hit with Arrest Warrant After Speeding Incident
The US Court issue arrest warrant for MSC Michigan VII following a lawsuit by a terminal operator claiming the vessel damaged a Charleston Pier.
76 Passengers Rescued from Italian Ferry After Mayday Call
The Italian Media Agency reported that the Italian Coast Guard, police and fire brigade successfully rescued 76 passengers from the ferry Audace.