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Business Scoop » Maritime NZ: Skipper Ordered To Pay Reparation Of $10,400 After Collision With Kayaker - Vimarsana News

Business Scoop » Maritime NZ: Skipper Ordered To Pay Reparation Of $10,400 After Collision With Kayaker

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China issues new maritime rules to regulate foreign ships in its waters - Vimarsana News

China issues new maritime rules to regulate foreign ships in its waters

The new rules are expected to increase tensions if China strictly enforces them in the disputed South China Sea and the Taiwan straits where the US and its allies have been conducting naval expeditions.

Source: india.com
A lesson for water taxi drivers - 11-Feb-2021 - NZ Accident and Emergency news - Vimarsana News

A lesson for water taxi drivers - 11-Feb-2021 - NZ Accident and Emergency news

A lesson for water taxi drivers 11 February 2021 The Transport Accident Investigation Commission's released its report on a water taxi capsize in Stewart Island in 2019 -- leaving several passengers with hypothermia. TAIC's Harald Hendel says conditions were worse than the skipper expected -- and steep, unpredictable waves flipped the boat. He says the operator was likely under self-imposed pressure to operate in rough conditions. Hendel recommended that Maritime Rules be updated -- to ensure all vessels are assessed for stability and buoyancy.

Business Scoop » New TAIC Report — Capsize Of Water Taxi - Vimarsana News

Business Scoop » New TAIC Report — Capsize Of Water Taxi

Press Release – Transport Accident Investigation Commission Capsize may be a greater safety risk than skippers and owners of smaller passenger boats think even with vessel designs perceived to be the safest. Todays final report from the Transport Accident Investigation Commission says a water taxi capsized … Capsize may be a greater safety risk than skippers and owners of smaller passenger boats think – even with vessel designs perceived to be the safest. Today’s final report from the Transport Accident Investigation Commission says a water taxi capsized off Stewart Island in Septem...

New TAIC Report -- Capsize Of Water Taxi - Vimarsana News

New TAIC Report -- Capsize Of Water Taxi

Thursday, 11 February 2021, 10:14 am Capsize may be a greater safety risk than skippers and owners of smaller passenger boats think – even with vessel designs perceived to be the safest. Today’s final report from the Transport Accident Investigation Commission says a water taxi capsized off Stewart Island in September 2019 due to the vessel being less stable than anticipated in the worse-than-expected sea conditions. The Henerata was crossing Paterson Inlet with the skipper and six passengers on board when worsening weather conditions forced it side-on to the waves. It filled with water a...