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148 more healthcare workers will be sent to Libya affected by flood disaster Minister of Health Fahrettin Koca announced that 148 healthcare workers will go to Libya, which was affected by the flood, by ship departing from Izmir Alsancak Port tonight. Minister Koca, in his statement on his social media account, stated that thousands of people lost their lives in the flood disaster in Libya and thousands of people were not heard from. Koca reminded that the ministry sent 2 emergency response units, medical consumables, many generators, medicines and medical devices, and an 11-person UMKE and UMKE ATAK team to Libya after the disaster. Stating that 159 healthcare workers will be with the Libyan people with the new team to be sent, Koca said: "Tonight, we are sending 148 more personnel with the ship that will depart from Izmir Alsancak Port. 2 fully equipped field hospitals and 6 emergency response units, 10 ambulances, 7 UMKE https://www.news2sea.com/148-more-healthcare-workers-will-be-sent-to-libya-affected-by-flood-disaster/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

148 more healthcare workers will be sent to Libya affected by flood disaster Minister of Health Fahrettin Koca announced that 148 healthcare workers will go to Libya, which was affected by the flood, by ship departing from Izmir Alsancak Port tonight. Minister Koca, in his statement on his social media account, stated that thousands of people lost their lives in the flood disaster in Libya and thousands of people were not heard from. Koca reminded that the ministry sent 2 emergency response units, medical consumables, many generators, medicines and medical devices, and an 11-person UMKE and UMKE ATAK team to Libya after the disaster. Stating that 159 healthcare workers will be with the Libyan people with the new team to be sent, Koca said: "Tonight, we are sending 148 more personnel with the ship that will depart from Izmir Alsancak Port. 2 fully equipped field hospitals and 6 emergency response units, 10 ambulances, 7 UMKE https://www.news2sea.com/148-more-healthcare-workers-will-be-sent-to-libya-affected-by-flood-disaster/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

Dominican Republic President Abinader threatens to close the border with Haiti Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader threatened neighboring country Haiti, which is building a canal on the Masacre River, which passes between the two countries, to completely close the border. In the statement made by the Dominican Republic government, it was announced that if Haiti does not stop the canal it is building on the Masacre River, the land border will be closed, as well as air and sea trade will be stopped. In the news in the local media, it was stated that Abinader suspended visas for Haitians until further notice and that if the canal being built on the Masacre River is not stopped by Thursday, he will order the complete closure of the border. The Masacre River, which is extremely important for the two countries, is of vital importance in the use of drinking water as well as in the irrigation of agricultural https://www.news2sea.com/dominican-republic-president-abinader-threatens-to-close-the-border-with-haiti/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

Singapore Welcomes First Liquefied Hydrogen Carrier: ‘Suiso Frontier The first liquefied hydrogen carrier, the 'SUISO FRONTIER,' has recently arrived in Singapore. Japan-based Kawasaki Heavy Industries designed this innovative vessel, and Shell Japan currently operates it. Upon its arrival in Singapore,docked at the Shell Energy Chemicals Park on Pulau Bukom. The ship stores hydrogen in a cryogenic storage system with approximately 1,250 cubic meters capacity. The hydrogen is stored at an extremely low temperature of -253 degrees Celsius. Notably, the vessel successfully completed its inaugural voyage between Australia and Japan in February 2022. It has now entered a demonstration phase, during which its performance, reliability, and system integrity will be thoroughly assessed through load and unload cycles. This phase also aims to accumulate valuable operational experience. Operation of the SUISO FRONTIER is https://www.news2sea.com/singapore-welcomes-first-liquefied-hydrogen-carrier-suiso-frontier/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

EU will increase support for wind investments European Union (EU) Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that they will prepare a new package of measures against the problems in the European wind energy sector, accelerate the permit processes and improve the tender system. Von der Leyen made a speech titled "State of the Union" at the European Parliament (EP) General Assembly session held in Strasbourg. Pointing out that the European wind industry has recently encountered unique challenges, von der Leyen said, "We will work in close cooperation with the industry and member countries to put forward a European Wind Energy Package." said. "We will further accelerate the permitting processes for wind investments. We will improve EU-wide tender systems in this field. We will focus on talent, access to finance and stable supply chains." Using her statements, von der Leyen said that in the future, they aim to make production in clean technology https://www.news2sea.com/eu-will-increase-support-for-wind-investments/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

MTT container ship aground, India Container ship MTT SINGAPORE at around 0550 UTC Aug 2 ran aground onto right bank of Hugli river while sailing upstream to Kolkata India, from Port Klang. Still aground as of 1200 UTC. The ship is having 338 containers on board. Grounding was caused by cargo ship proceeding in opposite direction, MTT SINGAPORE ran onto bank while trying to avoid collision. Other sources say MTT SINGAPORE collided with another cargo ship, and ran onto bank to avoid capsizing. Tugs are sent to assist the ship. The opinions expressed herein are the author’s and not necessarily those of News2Sea. #MTT #container #ship #aground #India #VIDEO https://www.news2sea.com/mtt-container-ship-aground-india/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

Russians target port infrastructure on Danube, Izmail and Reni It was reported that Russia targeted the port infrastructure in the Danube River in the attack carried out with drones in the Odessa region of Ukraine last night. Oleg Kiper, Head of the Odessa Region Military Administration of Ukraine, said in a statement on his social media account that Russian soldiers carried out another attack on the Odessa region last night. Noting that the Russians targeted the port infrastructure of the Danube, Kiper said, "The Russians attacked the ports with Shahed unmanned aerial vehicles for 4 hours. 3 UAVs were destroyed by our air defense forces." used the phrase. Sharing the information that 6 people were injured as a result of the attacks, Kiper noted that a hangar loaded with grain was destroyed and storage tanks were damaged. - In the last week, 16 square kilometers of area has been saved on the southern and eastern fronts. Ukrainian https://www.news2sea.com/russians-target-port-infrastructure-on-danube-izmail-and-reni/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

Russians target port infrastructure on Danube, Izmail and Reni It was reported that Russia targeted the port infrastructure in the Danube River in the attack carried out with drones in the Odessa region of Ukraine last night. Oleg Kiper, Head of the Odessa Region Military Administration of Ukraine, said in a statement on his social media account that Russian soldiers carried out another attack on the Odessa region last night. Noting that the Russians targeted the port infrastructure of the Danube, Kiper said, "The Russians attacked the ports with Shahed unmanned aerial vehicles for 4 hours. 3 UAVs were destroyed by our air defense forces." used the phrase. Sharing the information that 6 people were injured as a result of the attacks, Kiper noted that a hangar loaded with grain was destroyed and storage tanks were damaged. - In the last week, 16 square kilometers of area has been saved on the southern and eastern fronts. Ukrainian https://www.news2sea.com/russians-target-port-infrastructure-on-danube-izmail-and-reni/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

The first “Electronic Ship Inspection System” was implemented The "Electronic Ship Inspection System" application was implemented in Antalya to prevent the pollution caused by ships at sea. The opening ceremony of the inspection center held at the Antalya Metropolitan Municipality Marine and Coastal Management Branch Office was attended by Metropolitan Mayor Muhittin Insect, Antalya Regional Port Manager Muhammet Alper Keçeli, Antalya Chamber of Shipping Branch President Ahmet Çetin and protocol members. In the program, Insect said that the seas surrounding 3 sides of the country offer opportunities for many economic activities. Indicating that most of the international trade is done with safe sea transportation, Insect said, "Our success in yacht and boat manufacturing in Antalya is known worldwide. At least 80 percent of our guests who come to Antalya, the capital of tourism, prefer our region for our clean sea and uniquely https://www.news2sea.com/the-first-electronic-ship-inspection-system-was-implemented/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

Shots Fired at Tanker in Gulf of Oman Shots were fired at a tanker in sensitive Gulf waters on Wednesday but the vessel and crew are safe, a British maritime security body said, the latest incident in a series of seizures or attacks on commercial ships in the Gulf since 2019. The vessel was located off the coast of the Omani capital Muscat when the shots were fired on Wednesday, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO), part of the Royal Navy, said in a report of a suspicious approach. Maritime security company Ambrey said the ship was a Bahamas-flagged oil tanker, which was Greek-owned and U.S.-managed. Refintiv ship tacking data shows the Richmond Voyager, a very large crude carrier managed by Chevron, matching the position and description provided by UKMTO and Ambrey. It had previously docked in Ras Tannoura in eastern Saudi Arabia. Ambrey said the vessel was now heading from the United Arab Emirates to Singapore. It increased https://www.news2sea.com/shots-fired-at-tanker-in-gulf-of-oman/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

Pakistan to discuss ‘the attitude of coast guard personnel’ with Greece Pakistani Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah said that they will discuss the attitude of the Greek Coast Guard personnel with the Athens administration regarding the migrant boat disaster off the coast of Greece. Speaking to Geo News television, Sanaullah stated that Pakistanis who survived the disaster shared their sad experiences and underlined the seriousness of the situation. Sanaullah stated that they will discuss the attitude of the Greek Coast Guard personnel with the Athens administration, and that the human smuggling investigation in Pakistan continues. Drawing attention to the deteriorating human trafficking issue, Sanaullah stressed that the government is seeking international cooperation in tackling this problem. Disaster off the coast of Greece On 14 June, 47 nautical miles from Navarino in the Peloponnese, Greece, a fishing boat https://www.news2sea.com/pakistan-to-discuss-the-of-coast-guard-greece/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

Russian ships rescue 68 passengers of Greek and German flagged ship in Mediterranean The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that 68 passengers were rescued from the endangered German and Greek flagged ship in the Mediterranean with the help of the crews of the Russian ships. In the statement made by the ministry, it was stated that the Russian dry cargo ship Pijma and its crew, accompanied by the Admiral Gorshkov frigate of the Northern Fleet of the Northern Fleet serving in the Mediterranean, rescued 68 passengers on the ship Avalon, which was in danger in Greek territorial waters. In the statement, which was noted that the Russian ships changed their course and went to the danger zone after receiving a distress call from the Greek and German flagged ship, "The rescue operation was successful. The victims were evacuated to the Pijma dry cargo ship and the necessary medical interventions were made. https://www.news2sea.com/russian-ships-rescue-68-passengers-of-greek/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

The fire on the ship, whose maintenance work was carried out in Yalova, was extinguished Fire on the ship at Yalova Shipyard. The fire that broke out on the ship, whose maintenance and repair work was carried out at the shipyard in Yalova, was extinguished. A fire broke out on a ship in the Altınova Shipyard Region, for which maintenance and repair work was carried out, for an undetermined reason. The fire, which was intervened by the Altınova Municipality Fire Department teams, was extinguished in a short time.The ship suffered material damage after the fire. The opinions expressed herein are the author’s and not necessarily those of News2Sea.#fire #ship #maintenance #work #carried #Yalova #extinguished https://www.news2sea.com/fire-ontheship-whose-maintenance-work-was-carried/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

Chief Engineer Convicted for Illegal Discharges and Obstruction of Justice Chief Engineer has been found guilty of conspiracy. After a five-day jury trial, Chief Engineer Denys Korotkiy has been found guilty of conspiracy to obstruct justice, obstruction of justice, and failure to maintain accurate records for the M/V Donald. The company operating the vessel, Interunity Management (Deutschland) GMBH, had previously pleaded guilty to maintaining false and incomplete records related to the discharge of oily bilge water. The evidence presented in court revealed that Korotkiy and others engaged in the illegal dumping of oily bilge water directly into the ocean through the vessel’s sewage holding tank, bypassing the required pollution prevention equipment. Oily bilge water typically contains oil contamination from the vessel’s machinery operation and cleaning. These illicit discharges were not documented in the https://www.news2sea.com/chief-engineer-convicted-for-illegal-discharges/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

Cruise Ship Crew Relied on Outdated Chart Before Striking Pier in Alaska Overreliance on an electronic chart, miscommunication and an outdated navigational chart were all factors in a cruise ship damaging a cruise terminal pier last year near Sitka, Alaska, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) said Tuesday. The incident occurred on May 9, 2022, when the cruise ship Radiance of the Seas struck a mooring dolphin while docking at the Sitka Sound Cruise Terminal, causing a minor hull indentation and damage to three of the four pilings supporting the dolphin. While there were no reported injuries to the 1,375 passengers, 782 crew and four pilots on board, the incident resulted in $2.1 million in damages to the pier and impacted cruise ship traffic to the terminal for the remainder of the 2022 season. The Sitka Sound Cruise Terminal pier is shown on June 9, 2022, with barge alongside the damaged dolphin for https://www.news2sea.com/cruise-ship-crew-relied-on-alaska/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

Tuzla Drydock to the Shipyard Area Collapse, Sank The drydock sank in the Tuzla shipyards region and those moments were reflected in the cameras like this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_CaPfm_0og https://youtu.be/udIu5Eru3D8 #tuzla #drydock #shipping #shipyard #sanke https://www.news2sea.com/tuzla-drydock-to-the-shipyard-area-collapse-sank/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea

Tuzla Drydock to the Shipyard Area Collapse, Sank The drydock sank in the Tuzla shipyards region and those moments were reflected in the cameras like this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_CaPfm_0og https://youtu.be/udIu5Eru3D8 https://www.news2sea.com/tuzla-drydock-to-the-shipyard-area-collapse-sank/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=News2sea