Secretary General’s Report As the pandemic still rages on around the world, there is some good news in the form of more companies developing a COVID-19 vaccine which are now starting to get clearance for use around the world. November saw the IMO issue a Resolution...
In this Issue: - 2020 More than chalanging Year - CESMA elected new Vice President - VDKS elected new President - UN adopts Seafarer Resolution - EU project Skillsea CESMA news, September 2020: CESMA news, September 2020
There is never a dull moment in this new world in which we live. Many of our nations are now in the throes of a second wave of COVID-19 and this has had an effect on crew changes once again which have slowed in some areas. There are still about 400,000 seafarers at sea who are&nb...
IN THIS ISSUE: 1. CESMA COUNCIL MEETING AND AGA 2020 2. NVKK ISSUED LEGAL HANDBOOK FOR SHIPMASTER 3. WORLD MARITIME DAY 4. MASTER PLEADS GUILTY TO LEAVING PORTS WITH KNOWN ENGINE PROBLEMS 5. MAURITIUS ARRESTS ...
1. Introduction As we progress through the COVID-19 pandemic, it is vital to keep trade moving. To do that, we must ensure that crew can embark and disembark safely and efficiently. ICS, IMHA and INTERTANKO have created two tools to help ship operators manage cases on board: a flowchart to ...
Secretary General’s Report Dear All, I do hope that this foreword to the September Newsletter finds you and your families well as everyone around the world continues the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic. These are very difficult times for the marine industry an...
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IN THIS ISSUE:
1. CESMA COUNCIL MEETING AND AGA 2020
2. NVKK ISSUED LEGAL HANDBOOK FOR SHIPMASTER
3. WORLD MARITIME DAY
4. MASTER PLEADS GUILTY TO LEAVING PORTS WITH KNOWN ENGINE PROBLEMS
5. MAURITIUS ARRESTS OFFICERS AND TOWS WAKASHIO AS QUESTIONS PERSIST
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