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Raise of ISPS/MARSEC Security level
Reference is made to the incident in the Strait of Hormuz 13th of June 2019. Due to the attacks and the unconfirmed circumstances The Norwegian Maritime Authority, NMA, have decided to give the following instructions to CSO, SSO and Masters on board Norwegian flagged vessels:
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The Gulf of Oman incident
On 13 June 2019, at 06.03, the Marshall Island flagged tanker, the Front Altair, was attacked between the Emirates and Iran. There were reportedly tree detonations on board the ship. The crew have been rescued by a passing ship and no injuries are reported.
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New rules for passenger ships in Svalbard
The Norwegian government introduces new rules for passenger ships in Svalbard. The aim is to improve safety and security.
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Adjustment of MARSEC Security level Fujairah
Reference is made to the incident in the area of Fujairah 12th of May 2019.
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Maintaining the safety level for Norwegian vessels in the Oman Gulf
The reason for maintaining a safety level concerning ISPS2 in the area, is that there is still no confirmed information after the incident in Fujairah on 12 May 2019 that would require a change of safety level.
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Greek company receives notice of a fine of 700,000 NOK for violation of the legislation regarding the world heritage fjords
The MS Magellan, which is owned by the Greek company Global Cruise Lines Ltd, has violated the legislation on fuel sulphur limits in the world heritage fjords and has received a notice of a violation fine of 700,000 NOK.