In a major step forward in getting crew changes moving again Hong Kong is to allow unrestricted exchanges of seafarers.
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Suez Canal welcomes the world's largest containershipTHE world's largest containership, HMM Algeciras, passed through the Suez Canal early this week as the record-setting 24,000 TEU class vessel makes...
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Sea crew change restrictions endanger workers and supply chainsTravel restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic have left seafarers stranded at sea, at heightened risk of infection, or trapped onshore facing...