The second pollution control ship from Goa Shipyard

Goa Shipyard Launches Second Pollution Control Ship to Boost Environmental Protection

The Goa Shipyard Limited has launched its second environmental pollution control ship, ‘Samudra Prachet,’ enhancing India’s coastal defense capabilities. Designed for rapid response to oil pollution in the Exclusive Economic Zone, this vessel supports environmental protection and advances self-reliance in defense manufacturing under the “Atmanirbhar Bharat” initiative.

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Philippines Urges Vessel Rerouting to Protect Filipino Seafarers in High-Risk Maritime Zones

The Philippines’ Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has issued an urgent advisory for rerouting vessels with Filipino crews from high-risk areas like the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. This directive affirms seafarers’ right to refuse sailing in dangerous zones, following recent attacks affecting their safety. Compliance is mandatory for licensed agencies.

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Eight Filipino Seafarers Detained in Malaysia, DMW to Protect OFW Rights

Eight Filipino seafarers were detained in Malaysia for immigration violations. DMW conducted a welfare visit to assess their well-being. Labor Attachè and a lawyer presented a defense of good faith. DMW plans to investigate the manning agency and shipowner. The government’s response demonstrates a commitment to protecting OFWs’ rights and well-being.

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Philippine Government Agencies Unite to Protect Seafarers’ Rights with Pledge of Commitment

Key government agencies overseeing the maritime industry united to protect Filipino seafarers by signing the Pledge of Commitment. Led by Rep. Ron Salo, officials like Undersecretary Felicitas Bay and Secretary Enrique Manalo emphasized the importance of upholding seafarers’ rights. The Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers aims to address issues like ambulance-chasing and ensure fair treatment for seafarers.

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Securing The Deep: Business Opportunities In Subsea

Need to Protect Underwater Cables and Pipelines from Emerging Threats

The increasing reliance on subsea infrastructure poses significant risks that require safeguarding to protect undersea assets. This infrastructure, including communication cables, pipelines, and electricity cables, plays a crucial role in maintaining global connectivity and supporting various sectors such as finance, military, and energy. With over 600 overall cables, the infrastructure vulnerability is more apparent.

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Estonia Proposes Baltic Shipping Fee To Fund Subsea

New Ship Fee Proposed to Protect Undersea Cables in the Baltic Sea

Shipping companies navigating the Baltic Sea may soon face a new fee to protect critical undersea cables, proposed by Estonia’s defense minister. NATO plans to deploy frigates, patrol aircraft, and drones to address cable damage incidents. The initiative aims to enhance security measures to prevent future disruptions and ensure maritime safety in the region.

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