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Somali Pirates Demand USD 5 Million Ransom For Release Of Hijacked MV Abdullah’s Crew

Somali Pirates on board the hijacked ship MV Abdullah. They have demanded an enormous ransom of $5 million (₹420 million). It is in exchange for the release of 23 members of the Bangladeshi crew held hostage. The hijacked ship, which was carrying the flag of Bangladesh. It was taken over by pirates earlier this month […]

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The Rail Route Connects China, Laos, Thailand, and Malaysia

Industry News, Blogs / Anmol

The first China-Laos-Thailand-Malaysia high-speed freight train recently departed Chengdu, the capital of China’s southwestern Sichuan province, marking a milestone in regional connectivity. The train, loaded with 30 containers equipped with LCD monitors and new energy vehicles, will travel along the China-Laos railway line and then reach Malaysia via the Laos-Thailand railway network. The train will take

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Salvage Crew at Port of Baltimore to Remove Grounded MV Dali Ship within 2 Weeks

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Port of Baltimore salvage crew plan to refloat and remove the stranded Dali container ship. Within the next 10 days so that marine traffic can resume at the Port of Baltimore. The ship lost power and struck one of the bridge’s supports. It has remained motionless among the rubble since its collapse on March 26.

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Scientists Discover $540 Billion Worth Of ‘White Gold’ Sitting Beneath Giant Lake

Industry News, Blogs / Umar Farooq

Scientists have discovered $540 billion worth of ‘white gold’ sitting underneath a huge lake. Located in southern California, the Salton Sea is the largest in the state and sits on a lithium reservoir. While scientists knew that the chemical element was present, they didn’t know how much lithium was beneath the lake—and the true amount is astounding. Millions of

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A Fully-electric 10,000 Ton Container Ship Has Begun Service Equipped With Over 50,000 Kwh In Batteries

Industry News, Blogs / Umar Farooq

Chinese state-owned company COSCO Shipping has launched the “world’s largest” river-to-sea electric container ship. The Green Water 01 is a 10,000-ton+ fully electric vessel that sets a new benchmark in sustainability in the marine logistics industry. China Ocean Shipping (Group) Company, or COSCO for short. This is a state-owned multinational conglomerate headquartered in Shanghai. It specializes in marine transport. Unlike

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Scientists Discover World’s Deepest Blue Hole In Yucatan Peninsula

Industry News, Blogs / Umar Farooq

Scientists have found the world’s deepest discovered blue hole in a remarkable discovery in yucatan peninsula map. The Team Ja’ Blue Hole (TJBH), is situated just outside the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico and Belize. This has been a magnet for explorers with its huge dimensions and mysteries buried within its depths. As per a new

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Canada Charges Three Indian Nationals for Assassination of Sikh Separatist

Industry News, Blogs / Anmol

Three men have been arrested and charged with the murder of a prominent Sikh separatist in Canada, police said. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has previously had ties with the Indian government, prompting strong protests from New Delhi. The suspects were identified in court documents as Karanpreet Singh, Kamalpreet Singh and also Karan Brar. According to

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What are the Ten Parts of a Ship - Merchant Navy Info - Blogs

What are the 10 Parts of a Ship?

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

A ship is like a floating city made up of several different parts. However, it is impossible to imagine a ship without her three main parts: the hull, the engine room, and also the navigation bridge. A ship consists of both visible and invisible parts. For example, rudders, anchors, bows, keels, accommodations, propellers, masts, bridges,

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What Is The Largest Shipping Company In The World 2024?

Blogs / Umar Farooq

The role of LNG carriers in transporting LNG from the production area to the consumption site is a crucial step. Equally important are the top LNG bulk shipping companies, which operate these vessels. They play a pivotal role in the industry. Our global LNG carrier industry analysis has allowed us to identify the top 10 LNG dry

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What Do Cruises Do If There is a Hurricane?

Blogs / Sahar Shahzad

Many people think of ships as paradise on the sea. This is a way to see the world from a new perspective, visit many tropical ports, and truly escape from it all. However, you also have to cooperate with the weather. Cruises during hurricane season for cruises come with risks. The storm is frightening and

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Blogs

Somali Pirates Demand USD 5 Million Ransom For Release Of Hijacked MV Abdullah’s Crew

The Rail Route Connects China, Laos, Thailand, and Malaysia

Salvage Crew at Port of Baltimore to Remove Grounded MV Dali Ship within 2 Weeks

Scientists Discover $540 Billion Worth Of ‘White Gold’ Sitting Beneath Giant Lake

A Fully-electric 10,000 Ton Container Ship Has Begun Service Equipped With Over 50,000 Kwh In Batteries

Scientists Discover World’s Deepest Blue Hole In Yucatan Peninsula

Canada Charges Three Indian Nationals for Assassination of Sikh Separatist

What are the 10 Parts of a Ship?

What Is The Largest Shipping Company In The World 2024?

What Do Cruises Do If There is a Hurricane?

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