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This is Carnival's sixth man overboard incident since February 2022, according to reports compiled by university professor Ross A. Klein.

Another Carnival cruise ship officially failed a recent sanitation inspection today. I first learned that the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) finally

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According to The Insight Partners, “Maritime Analytics Market Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Global Forecast to 2028 - COVID-19 Impact and Global Analysis By

The global maritime analytics market is expected to grow from US$ 993.39 million in 2021 to US$2.15 Billion by 2028; it is estimated to grow at a CAGR of...

The US Coast Guard revises guidance to ensure cyber security is given more importance The United States is placing increasing importance on cyber as an element of seaworthiness. In its updated guidance to Marine Inspectors and Port State Control Officers on assessing cyber risk management in commercial vessels, the US Coast Guard has expanded the range of vessels that must comply. Now all US-flagged vessels that require a Vessel Security Plan (VSP) as defined below must ensure it incorporates c...

Home / Shipping News / Marine Insurance P&I Club News / US Maritime (US MARAD) updates its Gulf of Guinea, Red Sea/Gulf of Aden and Persian Gulf security advisories US Maritime (US MARAD) updates its Gulf of Guinea, Red Sea/Gulf of Aden and Persian Gulf security advisories West Africa The US Department of Transportation Maritime Administration (US MARAD) has revised its advisory for the Gulf of Guinea (2021-002). According to Risk Intelligence’s Monthly Intelligence Report January 2021, attac...