29 containers from MSC ELSA 3 the sunken ship, wash ashore Kerala coast, locals told to stay away
KOCHI : Authorities in Kerala are on high alert after containers from a cargo ship MSC ELSA 3,that sank off the Kochi coast began washing ashore along the coast in Kollam and Alappuzha districts.
90 days to economic collapse: UN and experts sound alarm over security at sea
GENEVA : The UN Secretary-General on Tuesday urged world powers to uphold international maritime law and overcome geopolitical rivalries, warning that growing threats are endangering global trade, marine ecosystems and international peace. Addressing a
Marlink SOC report finds maritime users facing increasingly sophisticated cyber threats
OSLO : Marlink, a leader in managed services for business-critical IT solutions, has published its Security Operations Centre (SOC) report for the second half of 2024. The report finds that cybercriminals targeting maritime have
Israel attacks Yemeni ports, warns that Houthi leader is a target
HODEIDAH : Israel struck Yemen’s Red Sea ports of Hodeidah and Salif on Friday, continuing its campaign to degrade Houthi military capabilities and warning that the group’s top leader, could be targeted if attacks
Pak & Syrian crew on Iraqi ship denied entry at Karwar Port
KARWAR BAY : Permission was not allegedly given for the crew of an Iraqi cargo vessel to disembark at Karwar Port reportedly due to the presence of Pakistan and Syrian nationals among them. According
Paradip Port bars entry to 21 crew members of Pakistani Cargo Vessel
BHUBANESWAR : Security has been tightened at Paradip port in Odisha after the arrival of a cargo vessel carrying 21 Pakistani crew members, officials said on Wednesday. The ‘MT Siren II,’ which has a
India approves more Russian insurers to provide marine cover
NEW DELHI : India has approved three Russian insurers, including a unit of top lender Sberbank (SBER.MM), opens new tab, to provide marine cover to ships arriving at Indian ports, a government notification shows,
Shippers unlikely to return quickly to Red Sea after ceasefire
NEW YORK : Major shipping companies are likely to take their time before fully resuming transits through the Red Sea, waiting to see if a ceasefire announced May 6 results in an end to