Singapore: Crew fatigue was the key factor in the collision of the tankers Hafnia Nile and Ceres I
Singapore authorities have published a report on the investigation into the collision between the tankers Hafnia Nile and Ceres I, which occurred in July 2024 in the South China Sea. The main finding of the investigation was critical crew fatigue, which directly impacted decision-making on the bridge. According to the report, the watch officer on […]
Learn moreFinland: Ship Drags Anchor Dozens of Kilometers and Severes Undersea Cable in the Baltic Sea
Finnish authorities have released new details regarding the incident involving damage to an underwater telecommunications cable in the Baltic Sea. According to the investigation, the ship dragged its anchor along the seabed for dozens of kilometers before the cable was severed. Anchor marks on the seabed made it possible to reconstruct the ship’s route and […]
Learn moreA fiber optic cable between Lithuania and Latvia has been damaged in the Baltic Sea.
A fiber optic cable providing internet connections between Lithuania and Latvia and Scandinavian countries has been damaged in the Baltic Sea, according to Vilmantas Vitkauskas, head of the Lithuanian National Crisis Management Center (NCMC). According to him, the damage was detected in Latvian territorial waters, several kilometers from the port of Liepaja. “We have passed […]
Learn moreThe list of approved NTZs has been updated.
List of approved training and simulation institutions whose training complies with the Law of Ukraine “On Inland Water Transport” and the Procedure for the Training and Confirmation of Qualifications of Small Vessel and Jet Ski Navigators, as well as the Issuance of International Pleasure Craft Operator’s Licenses. 📄 The list can be found at Document: […]
Learn moreCapital Gas [Capital Clean Energy Carriers (CCEC)] has ordered three advanced LNG carriers from South Korean company HD Hyundai Samho for approximately $770 million!
Deliveries: one in the third quarter of 2028, two in the first quarter of 2029. For seafarers, this means more opportunities to work on advanced LNG carriers, where skilled crews are in high demand! Author: @iPr1nce Seamen’s Club 🇺🇦 | PRO_LNG | #education
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