Maritime Accidents Surge: Are the trainings sufficient?

Saem Tahsin
Feb 16
1 min read

Recent incidents suggest a worrying trend—accidents involving overworked, undermanned vessels are on the rise. As regulations tighten, will shipowners finally prioritize crew welfare over cost-cutting?

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