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Missing deck cadet's family says their questions unanswered, company not cooperating | Pune News - Vimarsana News

Missing deck cadet's family says their questions unanswered, company not cooperating | Pune News

According to the family, Pranav was deployed as a deck cadet for the last six months on Resolve II vessel, which is a gas tanker.

Indian Deck Cadet Went Missing on Merchant Ship Between Singapore and Indonesia: Report - Vimarsana News

Indian Deck Cadet Went Missing on Merchant Ship Between Singapore and Indonesia: Report

A 22-year-old deck cadet from Pune goes missing while on duty aboard a tanker between Singapore and Indonesia. Family seeks help from authorities

Source: news18.com
375 NSDP Cadets Undergoing Seatime Training – NIMASA - Vimarsana News

375 NSDP Cadets Undergoing Seatime Training – NIMASA

The director general of the Nigerian Marítime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr Bashir Jamoh, has disclosed that 375 cadets of the Nigerian

Seafarers fault overseas training for cadets - Vimarsana News

Seafarers fault overseas training for cadets

Seafarers under the auspices of the Maritime Professional Forum have criticised the Nigerian Seafarers Development Programme, through which the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency trains cadets abroad.

11,956 Nigerian seafarers placed onboard cabotage vessels in 3 years – NIMASA — National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

11,956 Nigerian seafarers placed onboard cabotage vessels in 3 years – NIMASA — National Accord Newspaper

Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) says a total of 11,956 Nigerian seafarers have been placed onboard Cabotage vessels from January 2021 to July 2023.