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Shipping Minister Akbar orders seize of vessels without documents
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Shipping Minister Akbar orders seize of vessels without documents

Minister Akbar Hossain yesterday asked officials to seize all vessels plying without valid documents and hand them over to the police stations concerned. He said this while presiding over a high-level meeting of the ministry at its conference room, an official handout said.

about 21 years ago
Lynch preparing for shipyard fight
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Lynch preparing for shipyard fight

Gov. John Lynch has put together a committee to help persuade the Navy to keep the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard open. The Save the Shipyard Advisory Team includes two dozen lawmakers, business leaders and state and local officials. Lynch says its job will be to support the work being done by him, the N

about 21 years ago
MSA says Rescue Co-ordination Centre did everything it could in rescue of men aboard the Iron Maiden
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MSA says Rescue Co-ordination Centre did everything it could in rescue of men aboard the Iron Maiden

The Maritime Safety Authority is satisfied the Rescue Co-ordination Centre did everything it could to assist in the rescue of two fishermen aboard the Iron Maiden which capsized off the Northland coast last year. Both men died. Rodney Hide has released tapes which he claims shows efforts to rescue t

about 21 years ago
Shipyard spews toxins, groups say
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Shipyard spews toxins, groups say

Environmental activists say a shipyard in Seward dumped large quantities of sandblast grit contaminated with a toxic substance into air, water and beaches of Resurrection Bay. They also say that government officials did not enforce regulations that might have prevented the pollution in the first pla

about 21 years ago
Kazakhstan to Make Biggest BTC Exporter
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Kazakhstan to Make Biggest BTC Exporter

Kazakhstan is able to export up to an annual 30 million tons of petroleum via the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan, or BTC, mainline, with a design throughput of 50 million tons. “We expect Kazakhstan to deliver up to 30 million tons a year in that direction, and we regard this prospect among our principal econo

about 21 years ago
Shandong gets huge orders for shipbuilding
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Shandong gets huge orders for shipbuilding

Shipbuilding enterprises in east China’s Shandong province are presently holding orders for building 120 ships with a contract volume totaling 4.7 billion yuan (566 million US dollars), said sources with the provincial economic and trade commission. About 430 million US dollars of the shipbuilding o

about 21 years ago
Celebrity Cruises Cancels One Alaska Sailing – Shortens Another By One Day
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Celebrity Cruises Cancels One Alaska Sailing – Shortens Another By One Day

Celebrity Cruises is canceling its June 3 sailing on Summit and shortening by one day its May 27 sailing to replace a radial-bearing unit that is showing premature wear in the ship’s starboard propulsion system. The replacement must be made in drydock, so the ship will enter the Victoria Shipyard dr

about 21 years ago
Naqilat to invest $3.5bn on gas tankers, shipyard
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Naqilat to invest $3.5bn on gas tankers, shipyard

Qatar Gas Transportation Co (Naqilat) plans to invest $3.5bn on gas tankers, bulk carriers and a ship-repair yard, its managing director said. About $2.5bn is for liquefied petroleum gas carriers and $1bn divided equally on a yard and bulk ships, the director, Robert Curt, said in London.

about 21 years ago
Empty tanker and bulk carrier collide off St John’s Island
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Empty tanker and bulk carrier collide off St John’s Island

There has been a collision between an empty tanker and a bulk carrier 3.5 kilometres southwest of St John’s Island. The Maritime and Port Authority says the incident occurred at 8pm on Wednesday night. There were no injuries, nor was any oil spilled. The Liberian registered tanker, MT Chrisopigi Lad

about 21 years ago
Ships dock in NYC for Fleet Week
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Ships dock in NYC for Fleet Week

Petty Officer 3rd Class Francisco Menacheca was a high school junior in Queens when the hijacked airliners struck the twin towers. Ensign Andrea Zenn was a student at SUNY Maritime College in the Bronx that day. Both of them saw the devastation in downtown Manhattan from their classrooms.

about 21 years ago
International Aviation, Maritime, and Defense Exhibition
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International Aviation, Maritime, and Defense Exhibition

The Philippines will once again be the center of the international community as organizers stage the Ninth International Aviation, Maritime, and Defense (AMD 2005) Exhibition on May 26-29, 2005, at the Philippine Trade Training Center.

about 21 years ago
China’s container handling capacity ranks top of the world
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China’s container handling capacity ranks top of the world

During the 2005 China International Logistics Week held in Shanghai from May 18 to 21, Feng Zhenglin, vice minister of Communications said that China has eight 100-million-tonnage ports, accounting for half of the world’s ten largest ports. China now has become one of the most dynamic and potential

about 21 years ago
Report: China to See Shipping Volume Rise
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Report: China to See Shipping Volume Rise

The volume of cargo passing through China’s ports every year is expected to rise by more than 50 percent in the next five years, a report said Tuesday. Communications Minister Zhang Chunxian, speaking at a conference in Shanghai, said the total cargo volume would rise to 6.1 billion tons a year by 2

about 21 years ago
Ports chart shipping boom
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Ports chart shipping boom

Shanghai Mayor Han Zheng said the development of municipal ports is an important part of the city’s efforts to become one of the world’s key centers of business, finance, trade and shipping by 2020. He said so on May 23 at the 24th International Association of Ports and Harbors’ World Ports Conferen

about 21 years ago
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