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Something that is causing consternation across the entire world is following statements coming from president zelensky here in ukraine calling it an act of terror by russia and demands that the international atomic energy authority be allowed to get in there and take a look at what's going on. at the moment they are saying they don't believe there's been any significant or any detectable leakage at all. the point being that the crew there that is running that control room has been there for more than 36 hours, at least. there are no crew changes. they are being held at gun point as indeed are ...

Indonesia has been supporting a number of ASEAN and UN programs for seafarers, who contribute significantly to the national economy, including provision of ...

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. I. Crew Changes of ships in ports or marinas in the Republic of Cyprus According to Decree (P.I. 72/2021) of the Minister of Health titled "the Infectious Diseases (Determination of Measures to Prevent the Spread of COVID-19 Coronavirus Decree (No.8) of the 12th February 2021, (hereinafter "The Decree")", new restrictions are applied for the crew changes of ships or other vessels in ports or marinas in the Republic of Cyprus. More specifically, crew changes in ports of Cyprus are allowed un...

NEW DELHI: India on Thursday questioned China’s contention that Covid restrictions had prevented crew changes in ships berthed in numerous Chinese ports where many Indian seafarers have been stranded for months. Responding to questions, the MEA spokesperson said, “We understand that some other ships, which arrived after the ships with Indian crew members, have actually managed to discharge cargo and leave.” TOI reported on Wednesday that Korean ships which had come after the ships with Indian crew members had been allowed to offload cargo. Since China’s ban on Australian coal, a num...

Passengers who can get stuck waiting for crew changes. jetblue told it pilots everything we know about planning for and operating in winter storms will change on some level. the faa estimates compliance to cost the airlines 297 million the airline pilots association calls the rules a long-overdue overhaul of the regulations and the changes stem from the 2009 crash of a flight that killed 49 passengers and the pilots were found to be undertrained and tired. back to you. >> a tragic event. so many years to get ready for this. thanks a lot. the food police taking a major hit at schools nationwi...