WaterFront Maritime Services have signed the Neptune Declaration on Seafarer Wellbeing and Crew Change that defines four main actions to facilitate crew changes and keep global supply chains functioning.
Waterfront Maritime Services is #joiningthedots to help our clients get their crew home safely from any port in the world, especially during this unprecedented and challenging COVID-19 induced environment.
Waterfront Maritime Services is #joiningthedots to help our clients get their crew home safely from any port in the world, especially during this unprecedented and challenging COVID-19 induced environment.
751,886 accumulated confirmed cases have been registered in Chile, of which 22,493 are active cases of coronavirus. The Ministry of Health has announced updates regarding the Step by Step plan, which comes into effect on the 15th of February, at 05:00 hrs LT.
COVID-19 cases infection rate still in the high side. Quarantine period has been postponed until Feb 28th, although port operations are not affected. Restrictions for all crew coming from Europe, South Africa and now Brazil continue in effect.
The waiting times displayed in the following report correspond to the maximum waiting time currently experienced by the vessels that are already in the queue, hence it should only be considered as a general reference.
Waterfront Maritime Services is #joiningthedots to help our clients get their crew home safely from any port in the world, especially during this unprecedented and challenging COVID-19 induced environment.
Crew change and port activities are operating as normal. Stevedore operations continue as normal, however KBSP terminal has reduced one gang and operating with 4 Gangs.
Borders (land and sea) continue to remain closed to human activities until further notice. Wearing of nose mask is mandatory in the country and in Port as well. Tema Port operates normal but observing social distancing protocols during cargo operation.
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