Taiwanese longliner grounded off Mauritius
A Taiwanese longliner grounded at Mauritius on December 5, after losing power off the coast of Saint Brandon.
Read moreA Taiwanese longliner grounded at Mauritius on December 5, after losing power off the coast of Saint Brandon.
Read moreA drifting tanker, with 102,000 tonnes of heavy oil in its tanks, had an engine failure since 2 September while sailing towards Mauritius. According to media, the Ocean Pride 1 is now in Reunionese waters, about 96 nautical miles northwest of Mauritius.
Read moreMOL announced its opening of a permanent website (Mauritius Website) featuring the MOL Group's activities to protect and restore the natural environment in the Republic of Mauritius.
Read moreMOL announced that its verification research of feasibility and dissemination of combined use of deep ocean water with Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) in Mauritius, in cooperation with Xenesys Inc. and Saga University, was selected by Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) as part of an initiative aimed at speeding up the commercialization of ocean renewable energy.
Read moreSince 1 July, crew members and vessel personnel no longer need to present a negative PCR test before flying to Mauritius, nor do they need to self-isolate or test upon arrival.
Read moreGAC informed that a new protocol has been implemented for crew changes at Port Louis, Mauritius from 28 April.
Read moreOn February 22, three Taiwanese fishing vessels ran aground near Pointe-aux-Sables, Mauritus, a few miles to the west of Port Louis.
Read moreMV Wakashio’s captain, who was imprisoned in Mauritius for 16 months, after the ship ran aground causing an oil spill, has returned to India after his release.
Read moreIn Mauritius a court sentenced the captain and first mate of the MW Wakashio, whose grounding in 2020 caused the worst oil spill on the coast of Mauritius, to 20 months in prison.
Read moreThe captain and first officer of a ship that hit a coral reef and spilled toxic fuel off Mauritius last year pleaded guilty to endangering safe navigation.
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