Singapore’s Police Coast Guard arrested eight seafarers for illegally transferring marine gas oil between tugboats, part of intensified efforts to fight maritime fuel theft.
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The cargo ship Thamesborg, owned by Royal Wagenborg, has departed Arctic waters via the Northwest Passage after a six-week refloat and inspection operation.
Cargo ship Eileen sank in the Black Sea off Bulgaria’s Cape Emine, with all 10 crew rescued by naval and maritime authorities.
The Dutch cargo ship Thamesborg has been refloated after grounding in Canada’s Arctic Northwest Passage, with AIS data indicating movement as salvage operations continue.
A deadly shipyard accident in Tuzla, Istanbul has reignited debate over maritime safety and operational standards in Turkey’s ship repair sector.
Wagenborg is working urgently to refloat its grounded cargo ship Thamesborg in the Canadian Arctic before winter ice sets in, highlighting the growing operational risks in the Northwest Passage.
A fatal crane cable accident at Brazil’s Port of Santos claimed the life of a Chief Officer aboard the bulk carrier Forever SW, highlighting ongoing safety risks in global shipping.
A Dutch cargo ship, Minerva Gracht, was hit by a suspected Houthi missile in the Red Sea, killing one crew member and reigniting fears over maritime security.
The Dutch cargo vessel Thamesborg remains aground in the Arctic’s Northwest Passage as ice conditions worsen and the icebreaker Botnica joins the rescue operation.
