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Read: DMW Urges Shipowners, Manning Agencies to Steer Clear of ‘High-Risk’ AreasDMW Urges Shipowners, Manning Agencies to Steer Clear of ‘High-Risk’ Areas
We would like to notify our members employing Filipino seafarers on board their vessels about the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) Advisory No. 21, Series of 2025, dated 10 July 2025 on Manning agents and Shipowners’ obligations sailing in warlike and high-risk areas, especially in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. Please find…
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Ship Pollution Response Organisation (SPRO) Agreements in China
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Julia Ju Appointed as New Chief Executive in Hong Kong: Lars Malm to Depart The Swedish Club
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War Risks Clauses in Charter Parties
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The Swedish Club Presents Children’s Book During Courtesy Call to New Philippine Ambassador
Read: The Swedish Club Presents Children’s Book During Courtesy Call to New Philippine Ambassador
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