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Cargo ship crash - latest: British boat sinks in North Sea as frantic search launched for missing crew members - Vimarsana News

Cargo ship crash - latest: British boat sinks in North Sea as frantic search launched for missing crew members

Rescuers are racing to find several missing people

Source: yahoo.com
North Sea: One dead, two rescued after North Sea ship collision: Authority - Vimarsana News

North Sea: One dead, two rescued after North Sea ship collision: Authority

Europe News: One person has been found dead and two others have been rescued after two freighters collided in the North Sea off the coast of Germany. The Verity, w

China lodges complaint with Philippines over ship collision - Vimarsana News

China lodges complaint with Philippines over ship collision

China lodges a complaint with the Philippines over a collision involving their vessels in the South China Sea the previous day, expressing its "strong dissatisfaction" over the incident.

Near-Collision at Sea Shows Mounting Risks in China-Philippines Dispute - Vimarsana News

Near-Collision at Sea Shows Mounting Risks in China-Philippines Dispute

A Chinese coast guard ship came within a few feet of a Philippine vessel it was trying to block in the disputed South China Sea, signaling a more-forceful approach by Beijing in the strategic waterway where tensions are growing.

MV Nordlake entitled to limit damages payable for collision with INS Vindhyagiri to ₹20 crore: Bombay High Court - Vimarsana News

MV Nordlake entitled to limit damages payable for collision with INS Vindhyagiri to ₹20 crore: Bombay High Court

Considering the ramifications of the order on the Central government, which had claimed around ₹1,400 crore in damages, the Court has stayed the order for six weeks so that the Navy may appeal.