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FIVE PERSONS CUT OFF BY THE TIDE AT BUDLE BAY
At 1:37pm on Monday 14th October 2019, UK Coastguard requested the launch of Seahouses Inshore Lifeboat following a report to two adults and three children cut off by the tide at Budle Bay, north of Bamburgh. They were waist deep in water, with the tide rising.
Hong Kong Vietnam Race – Pre-Regatta Report
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Two trimaran’s set to challenge speed record… |
By RHKYC MediaAddressing barriers to transboundary carbon capture and storage
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| http://www.imo.org/en/MediaCentre/PressBriefings/Pages/22-CCS-LP-resolution-.aspx
Resolution will allow provisional application of an amendment to allow sub-seabed geological formations for CO2 sequestration projects to be shared across national boundaries |
Addressing invasive species in ships’ ballast water – treaty amendments enter into force
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| http://www.imo.org/en/MediaCentre/PressBriefings/Pages/21-BWM-Amendments-EIF-.aspx – The BWM Convention amendments formalizing the implementation schedule for the D-2 standard are now in force. |
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IMO 2020 and alternative fuels symposium 17-18 October
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| updated detailed programme is now online here
Key speakers: there will be panel discussions and opportunities for Q and A. |
IMO Ministerial Conference aims for safe fishing, legal fishing
The Conference (21-23 October) brings together ministers and high-level officials from more than 100 countries to promote ratification of the Cape Town Agreement, a key international treaty for safety of fishing vessels. Entry into force of the treaty will bring about much-needed minimum safety measures for fishing vessels on a global basis.
Latest High Performance Sailing Film
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PROJECT IS LAUNCHED TO TRANSFORM SHIPPING REGISTRIES GLOBALLY
Confirming Singapore’s position as an international hub for innovation, the Singapore Shipping Association (SSA) is working with the world’s largest business organisation, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and pioneering Singapore tech startup Perlin, to build an advanced digital blockchain ship registration preparation system for international adoption.