Greenpeace Demands Accountability From Ship Owners for Kerala Shipwreck Causes Pollution

Greenpeace India is calling on Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) to take accountability for the sinking of the MSC Elsa 3 off Kochi. The incident released 450 tonnes of fuel and chemicals, contaminating local waters and impacting fishing communities. Legal actions against MSC are underway, with significant compensation sought for damages.

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MSC postpones evacuation of the sinking cargo ship’s hull and gasoline

Oil Recovery Halted from Sunken Cargo Ship Off Kerala Coast Amid Contract Issues and Salvage Challenges

The Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has ceased oil recovery efforts from the sunken cargo ship MSC Elsa 3 near Kerala, terminating its contract with T&T Salvage over concerns about their inexperience at depth. Meanwhile, Brand Marine Consultants is negotiating with SMIT Salvage for fuel removal, as onshore cleanup progresses.

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The Maritime Security Committee deals with busy agenda

IMO Maritime Safety Committee Addresses Security, Environmental Protection, and Industry Compliance

At the 110th session of the Maritime Safety Committee, IMO General Secretary Arsenio Dominguez highlighted the critical importance of maritime security and environmental protection. Mourning the loss of seafarers from recent tragedies, he called for enhanced compliance with IMO standards and effective emergency responses to ensure the safety of maritime operations.

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MSC Containership Experiences Stack Collapse in Vigo: Authorities Act to Prevent Navigation Hazard

Authorities in the Port of Vigo, Spain acted swiftly to address a navigation hazard when the containership MSC Houston V experienced a stack collapse. Strong winds caused the collapse, leading to 15-20 containers falling overboard. Quick response and coordination helped prevent further damage, with efforts to stabilize the cargo proving to be a complex task.

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MSC Strengthens Commitment to Indian Maritime Sector with Investment Opportunities

MSC Strengthens Commitment to Indian Maritime Sector with Investment Opportunities

The Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) is expanding its commitment to India’s maritime sector, following CEO Soren Toft’s recent meeting with Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal. They discussed investment opportunities in logistics, shipbuilding, and cruise tourism, aligning with initiatives like the Sagarmala Project and the ‘Make in India’ campaign to strengthen local capabilities.

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Salvage Operation Underway for Stranded MSC Baltic III in Newfoundland Amid Severe Weather Challenges

The salvage team from T&T Marine Salvage and the Canadian Coast Guard are working together to assess and develop a plan for the stranded MSC Baltic III in Newfoundland, Canada. Despite challenges from weather conditions, efforts are underway to prevent potential oil leaks and pollution, ensuring the safety of all involved.

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MSC launches feeder service between Vizhinjam and Haldia Dock Complex

Haldia Shuttle Feeder Service to Vizhinjam Launched, Enhancing Container Transport in India

Mediterranean Shipping Company SA has launched a feeder service connecting Adani Ports’ container terminal in Vizhinjam, Kerala, to Haldia Dock Complex. This service, operating every ten days, aims to reduce dependence on Colombo port for container transportation. Discounts on port charges are offered to container ships loading 601-1,000 TEU per call at Haldia.

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By 2025, Vizhinjam port will receive more MSC ships every week

Vizhinjam Port to Welcome Increased MSC Ship Traffic by 2025

Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) will increase the number of ships docking at Vizhinjam International Port in 2025. The Dragon and Jade services will connect Asia, the Mediterranean, Europe, and Asia. Adani Ports plans to utilize the port for export containers, providing faster shipping to Europe. This collaboration will enhance trade opportunities and efficiency.

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