Showing posts with label ships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ships. Show all posts
Monday, December 28, 2020
Russian Vessel Sank In Barents Sea, Fate Of 17 People Unknown - Emergencies Ministry - UrduPoint
Russia's Onega ship sank in the Barents Sea near the Novaya Zemlya archipelago with 19 people on board, of whom two were saved, the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations said on Monday.
Ετικέτες
Barents Sea,
rescue operation,
ships
Wednesday, March 14, 2018
Sunday, September 25, 2016
No Risk of Oil Spill From Pemex Tanker on Fire in Mexican Gulf
Ετικέτες
constructions,
environment,
fires,
Gulf of Mexico,
Mexico,
oil spill,
safety,
ships,
tankers
Monday, June 22, 2015
China issues alert over typhoon Kujira
China's National Meteorological Center issued on Sunday afternoon a blue
alert, the lowest level in its four-tier warning system, for Typhoon
Kujira.Typhoon Kujira, the eighth typhoon in 2015 and the first one to
hit China, was formed in the South China Sea on Sunday morning, and
moving northward at a speed of about 10 kilometers per hour.
Monday, June 15, 2015
Malaysian oil tanker goes missing with 22 crew members
Ετικέτες
global trade,
Malaysia,
Oil,
ships
Τόπος:
Johor, Malaysia
Saturday, June 06, 2015
China extends search scope for missing shipwreck victims
Ετικέτες
accidents,
China,
disaster,
rescue operation,
ships,
shipwrecks,
victims,
Yangtze River
Thursday, June 04, 2015
Wednesday, June 03, 2015
China says small tornado hit area where ship sank
Ετικέτες
China,
disaster,
ships,
tornadoes,
victims,
Weather forecasts,
Yangtze River
Tuesday, June 02, 2015
Ship carrying 458 people sinks in Yangtze River
Ετικέτες
accidents,
China,
navigation,
rescue operation,
ships,
Yangtze River
Τόπος:
Hubei, China
Saturday, May 02, 2015
Egypt controls fire in British container ship passing Suez Canal
Ετικέτες
containers,
Egypt,
navigation,
ships,
Suez Canal,
traffic accidents
Monday, December 29, 2014
251 People Rescued, 227 Still on Board Norman Atlantic Ferry (Italian Navy)
251 out of more than 470 passengers of the Norman Atlantic passenger
ferry, which caught fire Sunday as it was sailing from Greece to Italy,
have been rescued and 267 are still on board, the Italian Navy stated
Monday.
"251 people have been saved, 227 are still on board," the Italian Navy said on its official Twitter page.
"251 people have been saved, 227 are still on board," the Italian Navy said on its official Twitter page.
Ετικέτες
accidents,
Greece,
Italy,
Norman Atlantic,
rescue operation,
ships
Sunday, December 21, 2014
A dynamite catch - Global Times
Two foreign fishing boats suspected of conducting illegal fishing activities are blown up by the Indonesian navy in Ambon Bay, Indonesia, on Sunday. The destruction of the Papua New Guinea-flagged vessels follows a government ruling requiring the sinking of almost all foreign ships illegally fishing in the waters of Indonesia. Photo: IC
A dynamite catch - Global Times
A dynamite catch - Global Times
Ετικέτες
illegal fishing,
Indonesia,
law,
ships
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Tugboat Prepares to Tow Russian Cargo Ship Into Sheltered Waters
A tugboat arrived Saturday night to tow the disabled Russian
container ship carrying hundreds of tons of fuel further away from
Canada's British Columbia shores and into more sheltered waters, a
spokesperson with the Canadian Forces' Joint Rescue Coordination Center
said.
"When they get the vessel under tow, they'll first head in a northwesterly direction and get it further from the coastline and eventually into more sheltered waters to the north of Haida Gwaii… Then a decision will be made on where to take it," Navy Lt. Pendergast told Canadian TV news channel CTVNews.
"When they get the vessel under tow, they'll first head in a northwesterly direction and get it further from the coastline and eventually into more sheltered waters to the north of Haida Gwaii… Then a decision will be made on where to take it," Navy Lt. Pendergast told Canadian TV news channel CTVNews.
Emergency: Russian cargo ship with 450 tons of fuel adrift off Canada coast (VIDEO)
Canadian and US coast guards have been struggling to tow a 135-meter
Russian cargo ship after it lost power in gale force wind conditions. As
450 tons of bunker oil and diesel were on board the ship, the situation
prompted fears of an ecological disaster.
Cargo ship Simushir went adrift on Thursday off the West coast of Haida Gwaii, located near British Columbia. The vessel left Everett, Washington and was bound to Russia.
As the ship became incapacitated amid the storm, its plight raised an alarm in the regional media, as 400 tons of oil and about 50 tons of diesel fuel it was carrying were deemed enough for an environmental catastrophe, in case the vessel ran aground...............................http://rt.com/news/197192-ship-adrift-oil-canada/
Cargo ship Simushir went adrift on Thursday off the West coast of Haida Gwaii, located near British Columbia. The vessel left Everett, Washington and was bound to Russia.
As the ship became incapacitated amid the storm, its plight raised an alarm in the regional media, as 400 tons of oil and about 50 tons of diesel fuel it was carrying were deemed enough for an environmental catastrophe, in case the vessel ran aground...............................http://rt.com/news/197192-ship-adrift-oil-canada/
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Big Ships Will Soon Be Banned From Venice's Historic Center
ROME (AP) — Italy has moved ahead with plans to block big cruise
ships from sailing past Venice's historic center, authorizing an
environmental study for an alternate route that it hopes will still
satisfy the city's key tourism industry.
Cruise ships currently can pass within 300 meters (1,000 feet) of Venice's iconic St. Mark's Square, granting a stunning view to those aboard but presenting a jarring sight against the backdrop of Venice's Byzantine architecture.
Residents, activists and environmentalists have long opposed cruise ship traffic in Venice.
Cruise ships currently can pass within 300 meters (1,000 feet) of Venice's iconic St. Mark's Square, granting a stunning view to those aboard but presenting a jarring sight against the backdrop of Venice's Byzantine architecture.
Residents, activists and environmentalists have long opposed cruise ship traffic in Venice.
Ετικέτες
Canal Grande,
environmental damage,
Italy,
ships,
tourism,
Venice
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Wrecked Concordia finally headed for scrapyard after massive salvage operation
GIGLIO ISLAND Italy - Maneouvres began early on Wednesday to remove
the rusty hulk of the Costa Concordia cruise liner from the Italian
island where it struck rocks and capsized two years ago, killing 32
people.
A convoy of 14 vessels, led by the tug boat Blizzard, will start to tow the Concordia later on Wednesday to a port near Genoa in northern Italy where it is due to arrive on Sunday, before being broken up for scrap.
The once-gleaming white luxury liner sank off the holiday
island of Giglio in January 2012 after sailing too close to shore. Its
wreck has remained there ever since as engineers embarked on one of the
largest maritime salvage operations in history.
A convoy of 14 vessels, led by the tug boat Blizzard, will start to tow the Concordia later on Wednesday to a port near Genoa in northern Italy where it is due to arrive on Sunday, before being broken up for scrap.
Ετικέτες
coasts,
Costa Concordia,
costs,
Italy,
LIVE STREAM,
ships,
Shipwreck
Monday, July 14, 2014
Costa Concordia wreck floats for first time. The Costa Concordia was rotated upright in September (video 17-9-13)
Huge 115,000 tonne cruise ship is brought to surface in the biggest salvage operation in history...
A salvage operation has successfully raised the wreck of the ill-fated Costa Concordia is set to begin more than two years after it sank off the Italian island of Giglio.
The high-risk operation on Monday raised the rusting hulk of the 114,500-tonne vessel, which will now begin its final journey to the shipyard where it was built.
A salvage operation has successfully raised the wreck of the ill-fated Costa Concordia is set to begin more than two years after it sank off the Italian island of Giglio.
The high-risk operation on Monday raised the rusting hulk of the 114,500-tonne vessel, which will now begin its final journey to the shipyard where it was built.
Ετικέτες
Costa Concordia,
Italy,
LIVE STREAM,
ships,
Shipwreck
Saturday, June 21, 2014
China, Greece ink $4.6 billion in deals. "Greece can become China's gateway in Europe and the start of a European trade corridor"
Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang
visited port of Piraeus in Greece on Friday, after a series of trade
and investment deals worth $4.6 billion were signed between the two
sides during Li 's three-day visit to Greece.
The deals included multi-billion-dollar Chinese bank loans to build at least 10 Greek-owned ships in Chinese shipyards. There were also agreements on the construction of solar energy parks in Greece, AFP reported.
The deals included multi-billion-dollar Chinese bank loans to build at least 10 Greek-owned ships in Chinese shipyards. There were also agreements on the construction of solar energy parks in Greece, AFP reported.
Ετικέτες
China,
constructions,
cosco,
debts,
Greece,
investments,
ports,
ships,
Silk Road
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