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World Maritime Day: COVID-19 Crisis And The Importance Of Shipping
Happy World Maritime Day 2020: Union Minister for Shipping, Mansukh Mandaviya greeted seafarers on World Maritime Day. He praised the "professionalism and sacrifice of the 2 million seafarers. Shipping has continued to transport more than 80% of world trade, including vital medical supplies," the minister tweeted.
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Amnesty Urges European to Focus on Rescuing Migrants
Amnesty International on Today warned European leaders against re-deploying warships used to rescue migrants to instead take on people-smuggling gangs, saying thousands of lives had been saved in the past months.
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Australia to Widen Curbs on Shipping Around Great Barrier Reef
Australia will more than double an area near the Great Barrier Reef subject to special curbs on shipping in a bid to protect the environmentally sensitive region, the government said on Saturday.
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Mediterranean Migrants Could Surge to 500,000 This Year: International Maritime Organization Chief
The number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean could surge to 500,000 this year, with deaths at sea reaching thousands if no action is taken against the people who traffic them, the head of the UN's maritime agency warned .
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Japan, Philippines alarmed by China's new defence air zone
Japan's defence minister said today that China's recently declared maritime air defence zone over the East China Sea raises regional tensions.
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Economic Survey: India's port sector requires over Rs 1.5 lakh cr investment
A staggering sum of over Rs 1.5 lakh crore investment is required in the country's port sector in the next five years, of which a major chunk is expected to come from the public-private partnership
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World Maritime Day: COVID-19 Crisis And The Importance Of Shipping
Happy World Maritime Day 2020: Union Minister for Shipping, Mansukh Mandaviya greeted seafarers on World Maritime Day. He praised the "professionalism and sacrifice of the 2 million seafarers. Shipping has continued to transport more than 80% of world trade, including vital medical supplies," the minister tweeted.
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Amnesty Urges European to Focus on Rescuing Migrants
Amnesty International on Today warned European leaders against re-deploying warships used to rescue migrants to instead take on people-smuggling gangs, saying thousands of lives had been saved in the past months.
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Australia to Widen Curbs on Shipping Around Great Barrier Reef
Australia will more than double an area near the Great Barrier Reef subject to special curbs on shipping in a bid to protect the environmentally sensitive region, the government said on Saturday.
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Mediterranean Migrants Could Surge to 500,000 This Year: International Maritime Organization Chief
The number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean could surge to 500,000 this year, with deaths at sea reaching thousands if no action is taken against the people who traffic them, the head of the UN's maritime agency warned .
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Japan, Philippines alarmed by China's new defence air zone
Japan's defence minister said today that China's recently declared maritime air defence zone over the East China Sea raises regional tensions.
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Economic Survey: India's port sector requires over Rs 1.5 lakh cr investment
A staggering sum of over Rs 1.5 lakh crore investment is required in the country's port sector in the next five years, of which a major chunk is expected to come from the public-private partnership
