India calls on IMO to reassess incidents involving foreign-flagged container ships

India Urges IMO Action on Ship Safety and Calls for Stricter Hazardous Cargo Protocols

India’s Shipping Secretary TK Ramachandran has called for a comprehensive review of maritime incidents involving foreign-flagged container vessels, particularly those linked to undeclared hazardous cargoes. At the IMO session, he emphasized the need for improved safety protocols and investigation of incidents like MSC ELSA 3 to enhance global maritime standards.

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Maritime Incidents in Kerala Raise Alarms Over Environmental Security and Pollution Risks

Recent maritime incidents off Kerala’s coast, including a shipwreck and vessel fire, have heightened concerns over environmental impacts and maritime security. Experts urge enhanced monitoring of vessel traffic due to the new Vizhinjam port, advocating for a long-term system to assess the effects of chemical pollution on marine ecosystems.

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Kerala High Court Calls for Action Against Maritime Incidents and Financial Accountability

The Kerala High Court has expressed serious concerns about repeated maritime incidents along the state’s coast, urging government action against shipping companies. Chief Justice Nitin Jamdar highlighted the financial burden on taxpayers and emphasized the need for prompt measures to prevent dangerous precedents. The court also suggested involving the National Investigation Agency.

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