Vizag Port sets new record by crossing 80 MT mark in cargo handling
VISAKHAPATNAM : The Visakhapatnam Port Authority (VPA) created a new history in Cargo Handling, on March 27, four days prior to the financial year of 2023-24 by handling 80.05 Million tonnes at Visakhapatnam Port.
Clean-up operation going to start in Baltimore due to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse
BALTIMORE : US Navy engineers have sent two cranes mounted on barges to begin the clear-up operation following the collision of the Maersk-operated MV Dali and the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, causing
Adani Group’s copper unit in Mundra begins operations
MUNDRA : Adani Group announced the start of its maiden copper plant at Mundra in Gujarat. Adani Enterprises is setting up plant with 1 million tonnes capacity in two phases. “Close to $1.2 billion
Cargo ship that crashed into Baltimore Bridge passed 2 inspections last year
SINGAPORE : Singapore’s Port Authority said Wednesday that a cargo ship that slammed into a Baltimore Bridge, causing it to collapse and block one of the busiest US commercial harbours, had passed two overseas
APSEZ advances Vizhinjam Port expansion to resolve Kerala dispute
THIRUVANANTHPURAM : APSEZ has agreed to advance the capacity expansion of Vizhinjam Port to 2028, much earlier than the initial timeline, to settle arbitration with the Kerala government. The port will handle three million
Biden praises prompt action of Indian crew of ship which hit Baltimore bridge
WASHINGTON : US President Joe Biden hailed the prompt action of the 22-member Indian crew of the cargo ship that struck and demolished a key bridge in Baltimore for saving lives by alerting local authorities before
Logistics companies scramble after bridge collapse closes Port of Baltimore until further notice
BALTIMORE : Logistics companies up and down the East Coast were urgently relaying messages back and forth to clients Tuesday on the status of their imports and exports after the Port of Baltimore was
KMB discusses with shipping companies on services to West Asia & GCC Countries
KOCHI : Kerala Maritime Board’s (KMB) senior officials met representatives of more than 20 shipping companies to discuss issues related to a proposal to introduce shipping services to West Asia and Gulf Cooperation Council