By Duncan Miriri NAIROBI, Sept 1 (Reuters) – Two crew members from a tugboat involved in cleaning up an oil spill off Mauritius were killed late on Monday when their vessel collided with a barge in bad weather, a local lawmaker said.
Explore French Polynesia aboard ‘Encore’
Whether you want to cruise around New Zealand or venture off grid to Vanuatu or the other stunning isles of French Polynesia, Encore is an excellent way to travel.
Adventure Aboard the Upgraded Lady Azul throughout Asia
The 129ft Lady Azul is enjoying a fresh lease of life as one of Southeast Asia’s most fun and adventurous charter superyachts.
Agreement between Japan and Myanmar to reopen borders for expatriates
Japan and Myanmar agreed Monday to reopen borders for expatriates as soon as early September, relaxing travel restrictions that were imposed to stem the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, The Japan Times reported.
Fiji’s “Blue Lanes” Open to Superyachts
Fiji has established “Blue Lanes” for yachts and pleasure craft wishing to visit.
Costa Rica open to U.S. tourists in September
Costa Rica will welcome tourists from the United States starting in September, Tourism Minister Gustavo Segura announced Wednesday.
Oil Spill Captain Jailed Under Piracy And Violence Act in Mauritius
Captain Sunil Kumar Nandeshwar of the MV Wakashio bulk carrier that had run aground was charged under the piracy and maritime violence act in Mauritius.
Oil Spill off the Coast of Mauritius
On the evening of Saturday July 25, the MV (Merchant Vessel) Wakashio grounded on coral reefs in the south-east of the Indian Ocean tropical island of Mauritius.
Sightings of the World’s Most Endangered Rays in Papua New Guinea’s Waters
Solving this biodiversity mystery could reveal one of the most important sites to conserve these “rhinos of the sea.”