Tag: COVID-19
Carnival Corporation To Sell 13 Ships Due To COVID-19
Carnival Corporation will sell a total of 13 ships this year.
It seeks to cut capacity in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak.
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COVID19 Pandemic Makes Way for ‘Telehealth’, Says Patient Satisfaction Survey
Nearly three-quarters of patients accessed their first-ever telehealth visit during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, and most of them reported high...
Singapore Bunker Sales Climb Up Despite Container Volumes Dip
The Port of Singapore saw a 1% drop in container volumes in the first half of 2020, but bunker sales were up 3.7% in...
How The Environment Will Impact Shipping?
The shipping industry completely missed the point about what happened in the lead up to January 1 this year.
Shippers aren’t actually that...
Carnival Cruises To Operate With Less Capacity Till 2022
Carnival plans a phased-in approach for its return to sailing with few passengers.
The company will not make a full return in terms...
EU Legislation Implementation Hits A Snag Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic affects the industry’s endeavours to implement the upcoming European Union’s Ship Recycling Regulations (EUSRR).
Many shipowners may not be able...
SeaSense Highlights Experts View on COVID-19 Impact on Seafarers
COVID-19 has brought the issue of seafarer welfare.
It also stressed about the minimization of crew mobility.
IMO has made several calls for...
[Infographic] One-Third of Coronavirus ICU Patients Do Not Recover!
According to a new NHS study, a third of coronavirus patients admitted to Scotland's intensive care units (ICU) did not recover, reports BBC.
Scottish ICU...
WHO Team in China for ‘Honest Evaluation’ of COVID19 Origin
The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday it was setting up an independent panel to review its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic...
Shipowner Expecting A One-off Impairment for Its Fleet
Pacific Basin has issued a warning to shareholders and potential investors.
The company is expecting a one-off impairment of $198m on its handysize...