Like us? Bookmark this article! Two Chinese cargo ships collide, at least 15 dead
Reuters - USA
Rescue operations are continuing and an investigation into the cause of the accident has begun, said the news agency. (Reporting by Kirby Chien)
At least 100 feared dead in Congo boat [...]
Monthly Archive for January, 2008
Weekly Piracy Report
Posted in maritime safety news on Jan 30th, 2008
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Weekly Piracy Report
22-28 January 2008
The following is a summary of the daily reports broadcast by the IMB’s Piracy Reporting [...]
Welcome Ami
Posted in maritime safety news on Jan 30th, 2008
Like us? Bookmark this article! With this new series of MAC episodes I’d like to introduce a new voice, Ami Jacinto, a well experienced voice talent in the Philippines who’ll be helping develop the Tagalog version of the podcasts.
The Case Of The Unfamiliar Mariner Part Two
Posted in ship accident, ship accidents on Jan 30th, 2008
Like us? Bookmark this article! Part 2 of The Case Of The Unfamiliar Mariner, the first episode in our second series of Maritime Accident Casebooks is now on line here.
We have also done a small re-edit of Part 1.
Maritime Safety News Today - 30th January 2008
Posted in Somalia, ferry, ship accident, ship accidents on Jan 30th, 2008
Like us? Bookmark this article! Language Barrier Caused Coast Guard To Underestimate SF Bay Oil Spill
AHN - USA
… crew and inexperience in assessing the accident prompted them to initially estimate the oil spill from the m/v Cosco Busan at 140 gallons.
Royal Navy finds sunken wreck [...]
Pilot/VTS assisted Collision - Too Many Gentlemen On The Bridge
Posted in Humber, MAIB, collision, maritime accident casebook, pilotage on Jan 29th, 2008
Like us? Bookmark this article! The UK’s Maritime Accident Investigation Branch has released its full report on the collision between the Audacity and the Leonis in the approaches to the River Humber in April 2007. There was a pilot aboard the Audacity and there was a VTS [...]
Maritime Safety News - 28 January 2008
Posted in collision, oil, oil spill, oil tanker, ship accidents on Jan 29th, 2008
Like us? Bookmark this article! Fatal ferry organizer on the run
Shanghai Daily - Shanghai,China
By Dong Zhen 2008-1-25 A MAN who arranged an illegal ferry ride on January 11 that left 10 dead and one still missing after a collision at sea,
Report on ‘07 sinking [...]
Where’s The World’s Biggest Bottle Of Tequila
Posted in maritime safety news on Jan 29th, 2008
Like us? Bookmark this article! Denis Bryant of Holland + Knight sent us a link to a US Coast Guard video of the Orange Sun clobbering the dredge New York in Newark Bay:
Collision Video
There’s a release on subsequent operations here.
All we need now is a tanker full [...]
Maritime Safety News Today - 26 January 2008
Posted in allision, collision, containership, oil spill, pollution, ship accidents, sinking on Jan 27th, 2008
Like us? Bookmark this article! Titas pipeline on blaze after hit by trawler
The Daily Star - Dhaka,Bangladesh
“Soon after the propeller of the vessel hit the pipeline with a bang, a huge swirl was created in the river and we thought our boat was sinking,” said
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Fire - Don’t pump up the water, pump up the volume
Posted in maritime safety news on Jan 25th, 2008
Like us? Bookmark this article! Water is best kept under the hull in most situation but when fire strikes it becomes the best way to douse the flames even if it can burn (Check out The Case Of The Tongues Of Fire), but it leaves an aweful [...]


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