Faulty pipework main cause of sinkings - worldwide insurer

Article Abstract:

According to a report by Sunderland Marine Mutual Insurance Co. Ltd., the main reason in claims for loss in fishing industry across the world was flooding and sinking. These instances were due to pipework or seacock failure. The insurance company also recommended regular maintenance and inspection of pipework on fishing vessels to prevent such mishaps.

General services, Financial management, INSURANCE CARRIERS, Finance, Reports, Insurance industry, Maintenance and repair, Insurance, Inspection, Company financing

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Open door 'triggered Arctic Rose sinking'

Article Abstract:

The Coast Guard expert Lt. George Borlase who investigated the reasons for the 2001 sinking of the fishing vessel Arctic Rose in Bering Sea has concluded the open door allowing seawater to flood the interior of space of the vessel could be the likely trigger of the mishap.

Legal issues & crime, Pacific Ocean, Company legal issue, Investigations, Marine accidents, Bering Sea

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Casualties

Article Abstract:

The reports of casualties in fisheries as a result of fishing vessels accidents in different parts of the world are presented.

United Kingdom, Netherlands, Hong Kong, India, Casualties

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