Insurers back data sharing, but warn on fairness and regulatory issues

In a Marine Insurance Nordics roundtable last week, entitled All Aboard for Data Analytics, hosted by AdvantageGo and moderated by Thomas Andersson, Director of Sales, AdvantageGo, the participants agreed that sharing of data within the industry was desirable, but warned that considerations of...

https://insurancemarinenews.com/insurance-marine-news/insurers-back-data-sharing-but-warn-on-fairness-and-regulatory-issues/

UK Club says Egypt’s $600m claim for Ever Given is still too high

UK Club has said that Egypt’s reduced compensation claim for almost $600m to free ULCV Ever Given to cover related losses was still “exceptionally large”. The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) reduced its demand from $916m in an effort to settle out of court, SCA head Osama Rabie told TV network MBC Masr...

https://insurancemarinenews.com/insurance-marine-news/uk-club-says-egypts-600m-claim-for-ever-given-is-still-too-high/

Mozambique becoming an increasing worry for shipping analysts

Maritime security and risk analysis specialist Dryad Global has warned that an insurgency by a militant group in Mozambique had begun to pose a serious maritime security threat. On March 24th the Islamic State-linked militant group Ansar al-Sunna launched an attack on the northern Mozambique...

https://insurancemarinenews.com/insurance-marine-news/mozambique-becoming-an-increasing-worry-for-shipping-analysts/

Widened and deeper draft allows bigger vessels to reach Hamburg

On May 5th, 23,112 teu container ship CMA CGM Jacques Saadé (IMO 9839179) made its first official voyage through a deepened and widened navigation channel that gives access to the Port of Hamburg. CMA CGM Jacques Saadé is 400 metres long and 62 metres wide. The improved draft means that the ship...

https://insurancemarinenews.com/insurance-marine-news/widened-and-deeper-draft-allows-bigger-vessels-to-reach-hamburg/

USCG confirms that people aboard commercial vessels still required to wear masks

The US Coast Guard has confirmed that MSIB 02-21 CH-1, issued on March 22nd this year, which requires that masks be worn aboard commercial vessels and at seaports, remains the controlling guidance on the topic, stated Rick Beaumont, Senior Claims Executive at Standard Club. The Centers for Disease...

https://insurancemarinenews.com/insurance-marine-news/uscg-confirms-that-people-aboard-commercial-vessels-still-required-to-wear-masks/

Stronger safe management measures at PSA Singapore Terminals

UK Club has noted that the Port of Singapore Authority (PSA) has introduced tougher safe management measures at PSA Singapore terminals for contactless (segregated) cargo operations. The actions, which were announced at the end of April and which came into force on May 3rd, are a response to the...

https://insurancemarinenews.com/insurance-marine-news/stronger-safe-management-measures-at-psa-singapore-terminals/

Interasia Catalyst still detained off Port Klang after container fire

W E Cox Claims Group has updated on container ship Interasia Catalyst (IMO 9439711), which suffered a container fire shortly after leaving Port Klang, Malaysia, on April 7th (IMN, April 13th 2021). The vessel remains detained at anchorage off Port Klang. Salvage services were provided by SMIT...

https://insurancemarinenews.com/insurance-marine-news/interasia-catalyst-still-detained-off-port-klang-after-container-fire/

New rules on use of lasers in US navigable waters get master into trouble

Steamship Mutual’s Ross Millar has written on a loss prevention matter where one of the club’s members was caught out by a rule on the use of lasers in US waters. He said that recently a vessel on passage towards Los Angeles had spotted a high-speed craft approaching on a potential collision...

https://insurancemarinenews.com/insurance-marine-news/new-rules-on-use-of-lasers-in-us-navigable-waters-get-master-into-trouble/

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