Seguridad marítima
Maritime court opens in Seychelles
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- Published on Wednesday, 15 April 2015 20:13
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Stephen Spark
IHS 13 April 2015
A dedicated maritime crime court in Seychelles was formally opened yesterday.
The two-storey annexe to Seychelles' Supreme Court building on Île du Port - comprising two large courtrooms, detention cells, witness waiting area, judges' chambers, and lawyers' meeting rooms - will hear cases of piracy and maritime crime.
Funding was provided by the UK and Dutch governments and the trust fund of the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia.
Acting Chief Justice Durai Karunakaran said yesterday, "The opening of the Supreme Court annexe marks the culmination of steps taken over the past five years to establish Seychelles as a unique and leading jurisdiction for combating piracy in the region."
Legend of the Seas Hit by Sickness
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- Published on Tuesday, 14 April 2015 04:33
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Around 115 passengers and crew on Royal Caribbean Cruise Line’s Legend of the Seas have reported ill with vomiting and diarrhea.
The ship is coming to port in San Diego, California on April 14, 2015.
"Royal Caribbean is undertaking direction from the CDC to inhibit the sickness and prevent further outbreaks," the company said in a blog post.
The news follows that this week of at least 100 people sick on Celebrity Cruises vessel Celebrity Infinity.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that 95 of 2,117 passengers and five of 964 crew members were ill during the vessel’s March 29 to April 13 cruise.
Not Enough Protection Against Cyber Attacks
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- Published on Friday, 27 March 2015 03:55
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Modern bridge systems and advanced ships technologies could be vulnerable to a cyber-attack, says the new report out by Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS), which discussed the rising concern that ships do not have sufficient cyber protection.
Automatic identification systems (AIS) are used for tracking and identification by vessel traffic services, which exchange data with ports, coast guards and nearby vessels. AIS systems supplement marine radars, which is a primary method of collision avoidance for waterborne traffic. A ship’s position, course and speed are displayed on ECDIS (electronic chart and display and information system). ECDIS charts for navigation are updatedoff the internet, and if the system is hacked and false information is downloaded could create a major casualty.
Podemos pregunta a la Comisión Europea si está dispuesta a reducir emisiones en el Estrecho
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- Published on Sunday, 05 April 2015 19:31
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Europa Sur
Pablo Iglesias y Tania González plantean la extensión de las Áreas de Control para el azufre
Redacción algeciras | Actualizado 02.04.2015 - 01:00
Los eurodiputados de Podemos Pablo Iglesias y Tania González han preguntado a la Comisión Europea si tiene previsto proteger de algún modo los espacios marítimos de la Bahía de Cádiz y del Estrecho de Gibraltar por el impacto medioambiental que supone la intensa actividad industrial y el tráfico marítimo, con 106.000 barcos al año.
Esta pregunta llega tras la visita de una delegación de representantes de Verdemar-Ecologistas en Acción a Bruselas, donde plantearon a eurodiputados éste y otros temas de interés para la comarca del Campo de Gibraltar.
En un comunicado, Podemos dijo
La naviera Costa Cruceros cancela las escalas en el puerto tunecino
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- Published on Friday, 20 March 2015 04:24
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La Nueva España
20.03.2015 | 04:28
La naviera Costa Cruceros anunció ayer que cancela en sus travesías las escalas en Túnez, para garantizar "la seguridad de los pasajeros y la tripulación", tras el ataque del miércoles, en el que murieron varios de los turistas que viajaban en uno de sus barcos, confirmó la compañía.
"La seguridad de los pasajeros y de la tripulación es una prioridad para Costa Cruceros (...) Después de lo que ha sucedido en Túnez hemos decidido cancelar las escalas de nuestros barcos en el país, que serán sustituidas por otras aún por decidir", explicó un portavoz de la empresa.
La cancelación de la escala en Túnez será para todo el año y el portavoz añadió que se están buscando