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Fire On Merchant Navy Ship Off Goa Coast Under Control, Crew Member Dead
The fire that broke out on July 19 on a merchant navy ship off the coast of Goa is under control, a senior Indian Coast Guard official said on Sunday, adding one crew member had died in the blaze.
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Houthi Rebels Fire 3 Ballistic Missiles At US Ship In Gulf Of Aden
Iran-backed Houthis on Wednesday fired three anti-ship ballistic missiles at the US Ship Maersk Detroit transiting the Gulf of Aden.
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US Sinks Houthi Boats After Red Sea Attack, 10 Rebels Killed
US helicopters repelled an attack by Iran-backed Houthi militants on a Maersk container vessel in the Red Sea, sinking three boats and killing 10 militants, according to accounts by American, Maersk, and Houthi officials on Sunday.
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Maersk Aims To Boost Indian Revenue With New Rail Service For Auto Companies
The rail service, which will carry auto parts for export and return with import cargoes, will also ensure companies have more predictability in managing their supply chain.
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Container Ship Still Burning In Arabian Sea, Thai Sailor Critical
A container ship off the Agatti island in the Arabian Sea continued to burn after more than 36 hours on Thursday, even as the condition of a rescued Thai sailor is reported to be "critical", an official said.
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Maersk Ship With 13 Indians On Board Catches Fire Near Lakshadweep Island
A Maersk container ship, with 27 crew members on board including 13 Indians, caught fire in the Arabian Sea near Lakshadweep Islands last night, the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) said today.
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Powered By Shipping, India's Exports Showing Hints Of A Recovery
Container shipping companies, which handle about 55 percent of the country's merchandise trade, say exports volumes are picking up.
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Buzz of L&T Selling Katupalli Port to Adani Hits Shares
L&T had invested Rs 4,000 crore at Katupalli. L&T was earlier in talks with APM Maersk to sell this port, according to media reports.
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US Navy Starts to Accompany US Ships Passing Through Strait of Hormuz
US Navy ships started accompanying US-flagged commercial vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, seeking to ensure freedom of navigation two days after Iran seized a cargo ship, US defense officials said.
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Building Railways to Ports: Why This is Priority for PM Modi
India is targeting up to $1 billion of private investment by 2017 to build rail lines linking ports and national networks to ease growing congestion, which has delayed coal imports for power plants and contributed to a power supply crisis.
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Hurricane-force winds wreak havoc in Britain, head to Europe
Hurricane-force Storm Xaver blasted towards mainland Europe on Thursday after cutting transport and power in northern Britain and killing three people
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Facing dead whale or lost cargo, shipper Maersk turns to social media
Moller-Maersk sees the social media as a cheap way to boost its profile, making it a more likely choice for freight forwarders.
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Fire On Merchant Navy Ship Off Goa Coast Under Control, Crew Member Dead
The fire that broke out on July 19 on a merchant navy ship off the coast of Goa is under control, a senior Indian Coast Guard official said on Sunday, adding one crew member had died in the blaze.
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Houthi Rebels Fire 3 Ballistic Missiles At US Ship In Gulf Of Aden
Iran-backed Houthis on Wednesday fired three anti-ship ballistic missiles at the US Ship Maersk Detroit transiting the Gulf of Aden.
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US Sinks Houthi Boats After Red Sea Attack, 10 Rebels Killed
US helicopters repelled an attack by Iran-backed Houthi militants on a Maersk container vessel in the Red Sea, sinking three boats and killing 10 militants, according to accounts by American, Maersk, and Houthi officials on Sunday.
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Maersk Aims To Boost Indian Revenue With New Rail Service For Auto Companies
The rail service, which will carry auto parts for export and return with import cargoes, will also ensure companies have more predictability in managing their supply chain.
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Container Ship Still Burning In Arabian Sea, Thai Sailor Critical
A container ship off the Agatti island in the Arabian Sea continued to burn after more than 36 hours on Thursday, even as the condition of a rescued Thai sailor is reported to be "critical", an official said.
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Maersk Ship With 13 Indians On Board Catches Fire Near Lakshadweep Island
A Maersk container ship, with 27 crew members on board including 13 Indians, caught fire in the Arabian Sea near Lakshadweep Islands last night, the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) said today.
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Powered By Shipping, India's Exports Showing Hints Of A Recovery
Container shipping companies, which handle about 55 percent of the country's merchandise trade, say exports volumes are picking up.
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Buzz of L&T Selling Katupalli Port to Adani Hits Shares
L&T had invested Rs 4,000 crore at Katupalli. L&T was earlier in talks with APM Maersk to sell this port, according to media reports.
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US Navy Starts to Accompany US Ships Passing Through Strait of Hormuz
US Navy ships started accompanying US-flagged commercial vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, seeking to ensure freedom of navigation two days after Iran seized a cargo ship, US defense officials said.
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Building Railways to Ports: Why This is Priority for PM Modi
India is targeting up to $1 billion of private investment by 2017 to build rail lines linking ports and national networks to ease growing congestion, which has delayed coal imports for power plants and contributed to a power supply crisis.
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Hurricane-force winds wreak havoc in Britain, head to Europe
Hurricane-force Storm Xaver blasted towards mainland Europe on Thursday after cutting transport and power in northern Britain and killing three people
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Facing dead whale or lost cargo, shipper Maersk turns to social media
Moller-Maersk sees the social media as a cheap way to boost its profile, making it a more likely choice for freight forwarders.
