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Update on Maan Yu Feng NO. 1 & NO. 168 - Vimarsana News

Update on Maan Yu Feng NO. 1 & NO. 168

The casualty was successfully removed from its grounded position and re-floated at about 18:46 hours on 05 March 2022. It was towed back up to the entrance of the Port by Tug Vasileos from where

MPA : "Fans has been placed at the fish cargo to disperse the gases (Hydrogen sulphide) emanating due to putrefaction of the fishes. - Vimarsana News

MPA : "Fans has been placed at the fish cargo to disperse the gases (Hydrogen sulphide) emanating due to putrefaction of the fishes.

As at 03 March 2022, 23,400 litres of MGO has been pumped from FV MAAN YU FENG NO. 1 and 20,195 litres from FV MAAN YU FENG NO. 168. No oil spill has been observed

Mauritius Ports Authority :"aucune trace d'huile n'a été détectée" - Vimarsana News

Mauritius Ports Authority :"aucune trace d'huile n'a été détectée"

Suite à la diffusion d’une vidéo sur Facebook ce matin, la Mauritius Ports Authority tient à informer les médias qu’un ‘absorbent pad test’ a été effectué dans la région de Pointe-aux-Sables où les bateaux FV

Keeping Mauritius the paradise it is meant to be - The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

Keeping Mauritius the paradise it is meant to be - The Mail & Guardian

Keeping Mauritius the paradise it is meant to be Mahendra Gooroochurn lives on an island that Mark Twain supposedly compared to paradise on Earth. Was Twain right?  In Mauritius, people of diverse cultures live in harmony, near blossoming pink sugarcane, beautiful, pearly-white beaches and indigenous forests. But all is not what it seems: paradise is in crisis. Energy usage and waste generation are rising, as is the use and transportation of fossil fuels, with predictable consequences, such as last year’s devastating Wakashio oil spill. Beyond that, imported fast fashion in a country with ...

Source: mg.co.za