Passenger Boat & Tanker Collision; Death & Injuries Reported
July 13, U.S. Coast Guard Sector Corpus Christi report collision between commercial tanker and small passenger boat near Port Aransas, Texas.
July 13, U.S. Coast Guard Sector Corpus Christi report collision between commercial tanker and small passenger boat near Port Aransas, Texas.
The Philippine Coast Guard has initiated a search and rescue for the missing captain of a containership in the waters near Lubang Island.
A ferry, the Silver Breeze, with 140 passengers and crew members on board, ran aground in the West Harbor of Tomakomai, Hokkaido.
The Ultrabulk-managed general cargo ship, Ultra Galaxy, was abandoned by its 18-member crew on Monday after experiencing severe listing.
South African Maritime Safety Authority reported the rescue of crew from a lifeboat after they evacuated their listing cargo ship in the Atlantic
July 9, the British maritime security agency, United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations received a report of an attack on a vessel in the Red Sea.
On July 8, the Spanish rescue agency Salvamento Maritimo successfully evacuated passengers from a burning ferry off the Balearic Islands.
July 6, an oil tanker ran aground near Cayman Brac. The mishap occurred as the tanker was nearing the Cayman Islands to deliver its cargo of fuel
On July 2, a fire broke out in one of the cargo holds of the bulk carrier Captain Ravi while it was docked at the Port of Brake in Germany.
A tragic discovery was made aboard a cargo ship when a seafarer was found dead. The incident came to light while the ship was docked at Tees Port
A wildfire in Alaska has disrupted operations at resorts including Holland America’s McKinley Chalets and the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge.
Another cargo vessel experienced a power failure while departing from the Port of Baltimore, but fortunately this one did not result in disaster.
June 25th, bulk carrier, the Daiwan Glory, sent out a distress signal via the Japanese Coast Guard stating that a crew member had gone overboard.
After moving past Jamaica on Wednesday the 3rd of July, Hurricane Beryl continues to disrupt cruise ship schedules in the Caribbean.
As Hurricane Beryl intensifies to a category five storm, several cruise lines have announced changes to their Caribbean itineraries.