Rescuers who plucked more than 340 people from the chilly Red Sea were continuing to search the water Saturday for hundreds of other people feared dead after an Egyptian ferry sank with about 1,400 people on board.
‘ABN Amro One Oscar Kihlborg’ by Oscar Kihlborg ABN Amro One has won, taking the cannon, they have not dropped a point since the first inshore race, taking the first leg, the inshore race in Cape Town the second leg and now the second inshore race.
The Coast Guard is investigating whether its winter ice rules were followed properly during loading of the oil tanker Seabulk Pride, which was unzipped from a Nikiski pier by heavy ice floes Thursday and deposited eight minutes later on a nearby beach.
British ships have seized cocaine with a street value of
A grounded tanker carrying nearly 5 million gallons of oil and gasoline was stable on Friday as crews in Alaska awaited high tide to try again to float the ship, the vessel’s owner said.
Egyptian officials said there were around 100 survivors in five lifeboats. Twenty bodies had so far been pulled from the water.
The Royal Navy dispatched a warship to the Red Sea today after an Egyptian passenger ship carrying 1,300 people sank.
Novinar newspaper reports the atmospheric conditions in the region where Bulgarian ship Katya Z is trapped are bad, preventing access to it. The ship got stuck 11 days ago in an icy region of the Sea of Azov.
Chris Speaks and her grandson Joshua were on their way to Welaka on Wednesday when they noticed something out of ordinary: a replica of a 15th century ship sailing down the St. Johns River in Palatka.
The decision to permit the ill-fated Polish freighter – which collided with a chemical tanker in the English Channel – to leave Belfast despite deficiencies being detected has been defended by inspectors.
An Egyptian ferry with about 1 400 people on board has disappeared from radar screens in the Red Sea off the Saudi coast, Egyptian maritime officials said on Friday.
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The first-ever export of an oil and gas jacket from Australia is on its way the Australian Marine Complex in Henderson bound for New Zealand.
The Navy will receive about $2.5 billion for the next Virginia Class submarine, built by Electric Boat in Connecticut and Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia
