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Fishermen: Poor catch due to dredging works
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Fishermen: Poor catch due to dredging works

FISHERMEN in Port Dickson are facing a drastic decline in their catch. And, they claim river pollution from sand-dredging activities the past few days is the reason for the poor catch. A delegation, led by Port Dickson Fishermen Association general manager Ramlan Ismail, chairman Abdul Rahim Sawal a

about 21 years ago
Cruise Industry Steaming Ahead with Cruise Connections
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Cruise Industry Steaming Ahead with Cruise Connections

Cruise Connections, a leading cruise agency, announces the cruise industry continues its strong pattern of growth as the member fleets of the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) carried 2.873 million worldwide guests in the third quarter of 2004, a 9.72% increase over the same period in 20

about 21 years ago
Missing pair likely fell off cruise ship
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Missing pair likely fell off cruise ship

An American couple that disappeared during a Caribbean cruise probably fell overboard, officials in Puerto Rico said Monday. The 71-year-old man and 67-year-old woman aboard the Carnival Destiny disappeared Thursday between the islands of Barbados and Aruba, said U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Omar

about 21 years ago
Yachting a booming business for Cape Town
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Yachting a booming business for Cape Town

Cape Town is fast becoming the new host port ‘hotspot’ attracting some of the most gruelling and intensely competed yacht races in the world. The spin offs of this phenomenon are vast, not only from a tourism perspective but also from an industry perspective. Events such as the Global Challenge, cur

about 21 years ago
Joint Malaysia-Philippines operation enhances maritime security
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Joint Malaysia-Philippines operation enhances maritime security

The presence of maritime security forces of both Malaysia and the Philippines has curbed undesirable activities in the east coast in particular, the Sulu Sea region. Director of Malaysia Maritime Enforcement Agency, First Admiral Datuk Abdul Hadi Abdul Rashid said he noted that the presence of both

about 21 years ago
Saudi Arabia, Iran sign maritime cooperation deal
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Saudi Arabia, Iran sign maritime cooperation deal

Iran and Saudi Arabia signed a maritime cooperation agreement here Tuesday to facilitate marine transport between their ports in the Persian Gulf. Visiting Iranian Commerce Minister Mohammad Shariatmadari and Saudi Transport Minister Jobarah al-Suraisry inked the agreement on the sidelines of their

about 21 years ago
Bracks opens fire on rival claim to navy deal
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Bracks opens fire on rival claim to navy deal

AWARDING the $6 billion navy destroyer project to Adelaide would risk the future of the naval shipbuilding industry in Australia for decades to come, a report commissioned by the Victorian Government has found. Victorian Premier Steve Bracks said yesterday the contract should go to Victoria’s Willia

about 21 years ago
VT Group FY profits up; sees ‘another promising year’
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VT Group FY profits up; sees ‘another promising year’

VT Group PLC, the government support services and shipbuilding group, reported higher full year profits and said the outlook for both its businesses is good, and it looked forward to ‘another promising year’. VT reported year to March pretax profit before exceptionals rose to 52.0 mln stg from 46.2

about 21 years ago
Ellen receives top sporting award
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Ellen receives top sporting award

Ellen MacArthur has been named ‘Alternative Sportsperson of the Year’ at this year’s Laureus Sports Awards. The Laureus Sports Academy was established in 2000 and is committed to promoting and celebrating all that is positive in sport and those who have excelled within their field. It is the only wo

about 21 years ago
North Sea Week
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North Sea Week

This year’s North Sea Week, Germany’s only offshore-regatta at the island of Helgoland, attracted 140 competing yachts. Many others came to watch the traditional sailing event on Pentecost. A fleet of 31 yachts was waved good-bye for the long-distance race to Edinburgh. First participants are expect

about 21 years ago
MISC makes record net profit
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MISC makes record net profit

MALAYSIA International Shipping Corp Bhd (MISC), with the help of high shipping rates and a huge gain from the sale of ships, yesterday announced the largest full-year net profit by a company listed on Bursa Malaysia.

about 21 years ago
Fisherman paid to return lobsters
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Fisherman paid to return lobsters

Lobster fishermen on the south and west Wales coasts are to be paid to put female lobsters back in the sea. The aim is to save up to 24,000 female lobsters over the next three years to help boost the species’ population. Instead of ending up in the pot, the creatures will be clipped and […]

about 21 years ago
Alternative Maritime Power Project Underway at POLA
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Alternative Maritime Power Project Underway at POLA

Expanding the use of the world’s first clean electrical power program for container ships at dock, the Port of Los Angeles is beginning construction on a direct wharf plug-in system at Berths 212-216. Considered the “next generation” of the Alternative Maritime Power (AMP) program, ships calling at

about 21 years ago
Philip Spaulding, 92, designed state ferries, other vessels
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Philip Spaulding, 92, designed state ferries, other vessels

Watching the superferry Walla Walla glide across Puget Sound never failed to remind Philip Spaulding of his life’s work as a naval architect. The 440-foot, double-ended Walla Walla and its Jumbo-class sister ship Spokane were his designs. And from most windows of his three-story, Colonial-style home

about 21 years ago
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