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What are Foul Anchors?
The anchors are as old as the ships themselves. They are those age-old devices used to haul a floating vessel to the ground, like the
May 9, 2023
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The anchors are as old as the ships themselves. They are those age-old devices used to haul a floating vessel to the ground, like the
The Jawaharlal Nehru Port – the top state-run container port of India- can turn around container vessels in 0.9 days or 22 hours, as depicted
A fire broke out unexpectedly in the engine room of a ferry registered with Singapore off Kusu Island on Friday (5 May), prompting the transfer
Satellite photos that were carefully analyzed by The Associated Press on Sunday reflect two oil tankers seized by Iran off one of its main port
On Saturday morning, a vessel submerged off Mariveles, Bataan, leaking fuel into the sea, per the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). The PCG added that MV
Icon of the Seas, the first-ever and newest LNG-powered cruise ship of Royal Caribbean International, is scheduled to embark on sea trials in mid-June this
Union Minister of Ports, Shipping & Waterways and Ayush, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal will be receiving the first Indian cargo ship at Sittwe Port in Myanmar
Image Soft Oy, a leading Nordic underwater and maritime technology company, has today launched a new 3rd generation underwater surveillance system, UNWASTM. Building on the
The transition from hand-made to machine-made began with the industrial revolution of the mid-18th century. Later, technologies and innovations brought about rapid changes to industries
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