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26/12/2025

🚢Flashback in maritime history: Norman Atlantic ferry fire on 28 Dec. 2014
👉https://maritimecyprus.com/2025/12/26/flashback-in-maritime-history-norman-atlantic-ferry-fire-on-28-dec-2014-video-5/

25/12/2025

25/12/2025

Flashback in maritime history: Captain Santa and the story of the Tree Ship.
https://maritimecyprus.com/2025/12/25/flashback-in-maritime-history-captain-santa-and-the-story-of-the-christmas-tree-ship/

24/12/2025

Happy Holidays wishes from Maritime Cyprus international news forum
https://maritimecyprus.com/2025/12/24/happy-holidays-wishes-from-maritime-cyprus-international-news-forum-video-7/

23/12/2025

Loss Prevention: Port State Control deficiencies identified Q3 2025 ABS

Loss Prevention: Port State Control deficiencies identified Q3 2025 ABS

22/12/2025

Liberia Flag Administration launches new CIC on Machinery and Electrical failures.
https://maritimecyprus.com/2025/12/22/liberia-flag-administration-launches-new-cic-on-machinery-and-electrical-failures/

22/12/2025

Swedish authorities boarded a sanctioned Russian ship previously used for transporting weapons just off the country’s west coast in the latest incident between Nato countries and Moscow’s vessels in the Baltic Sea region.

https://www.ft.com/content/732fa39d-6757-40f6-bbe2-414fa804aa6a

21/12/2025

IGU report: LNG renewed optimism about its future

The global Gas industry is witnessing a renewed optimism about its future

21/12/2025

‘World’s largest’ suction sail fitted to cargo ship in Spain, offers 7x more lifting force
https://interestingengineering.com/transportation/suction-sail-cargo-ship-spain

20/12/2025

⚓️Flashback in maritime history: The Wrecks of HMS St. George and HMS Defence, 24 Dec. 1811.

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Flashback in maritime history - The Wrecks of HMS St. George and HMS Defence, 24 Dec. 1811

19/12/2025

🔴 Flashback in maritime history: Philippine ferry MV Dona Paz collision, sinking and death toll of 4,386 people – 20 Dec 1987.

👉 While most of the passengers slept in the fatal night, the Doña Paz collided with MT Vector, an oil tanker en route from Bataan to Masbate.

👉 The Vector was carrying 8,800 US barrels of gasoline and other petroleum products owned by Caltex Philippines.

👉 Upon collision, the Vector’s cargo ignited and caused a fire on the ship that spread onto the Doña Paz. Survivors recalled sensing the crash and an explosion, causing panic on the vessel.

👉 The ferry sank within two hours of the collision, while the tanker sank within four hours.

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Flashback in maritime history - Philippine ferry MV Dona Paz collision, sinking and death toll of 4,386 people – 20 Dec 1987