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Calls to Reinstate No Sail Order in Wake of SeaDream Covid Incident

BY THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE 11-16-2020 06:54:46 Citing the outbreak of COVID-19 on the first Caribbean cruise and the overall resurgence of the...

Dryad Global November 17, 2020

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Growth amidst uncertainty

Amico & Co reflects on the years so far and outlines its positive expectations for the winter season ahead…

Dryad Global September 30, 2020

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COVID-19 and the Straining U.S. Merchant Marine

On July 29, 2020, the heads of three maritime unions – Marshall Ainley of the Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association, Don Marcus from the...

Dryad Global September 13, 2020

Coronavirus Seafarers Welfare COVID19 SOLAS Due Diligence

Hiring ship security personnel and armed guards - What you need to know

Ship operators hire armed guards to countenance the potential use of lethal force to defend a vessel in extreme and proscribed circumstances. It’s...

Dryad Global September 13, 2020

Coronavirus Seafarers Welfare COVID19 SOLAS Due Diligence

The Challenge of COVID-19 for Floating Armouries

1.2 million seafarers on more than 55,000 ships form the backbone of the global economy. The outbreak of COVID-19 threatened these supply lines...

Dryad Global September 13, 2020

Maritime Piracy Industry News Nigeria Coronavirus

Stranded on ships, 200,000 workers struggle in coronavirus limbo

Seafarers around the world caught up in what UN warns is a growing humanitarian crisis blamed for several suicides.

Dryad Global July 24, 2020

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Coronavirus, Piracy and West Africa

The coronavirus pandemic of 2020 is likely to have an impact on maritime operations in West Africa; despite the COVID-19 pandemic piracy...

Dryad Global July 23, 2020

Maritime Security Nigeria Oil Coronavirus gulf of guinea

Nigerian crude oil exports and coronavirus

The rising number of coronavirus cases among workers at Nigeria's offshore oil fields and platforms is a growing concern for Africa's largest oil...

Dryad Global July 23, 2020

Maritime Security Maritime Piracy Coronavirus

How COVID-19 Could Make Maritime Piracy Worse

The Conversation - In early April, eight armed raiders boarded the container ship Fouma as it entered the port of Guayaquil, Ecuador. They fired...

Dryad Global July 10, 2020

Maritime Piracy Industry News Nigeria Coronavirus

stranded seafarers surpasses 200,000 UN urged to act

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Calls to Reinstate No Sail Order in Wake of SeaDream Covid Incident

Growth amidst uncertainty

COVID-19 and the Straining U.S. Merchant Marine

Hiring ship security personnel and armed guards - What you need to know

The Challenge of COVID-19 for Floating Armouries

Stranded on ships, 200,000 workers struggle in coronavirus limbo

Coronavirus, Piracy and West Africa

Nigerian crude oil exports and coronavirus

How COVID-19 Could Make Maritime Piracy Worse

stranded seafarers surpasses 200,000 UN urged to act

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