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Op-Ed: Fully-Compliant Fire Systems May Fall Short Against Modern Risks

Op-Ed: Fully-Compliant Fire Systems May Fall Short Against Modern Risks

by jpsfa admin | Feb 1, 2026 | Global News

Inspection reports across much of the commercial fleet paint a reassuring picture. Fire detection systems are operational, fixed firefighting systems are in good working order, equipment is serviced on time and instructions are correctly posted. On paper, vessels are...
Panama Court Finds CK Hutchison’s Port Terminal Concession Unconstitutional

Panama Court Finds CK Hutchison’s Port Terminal Concession Unconstitutional

by jpsfa admin | Feb 1, 2026 | Global News

The Supreme Court of Panama announced late on Thursday, January 29, that it had found the laws establishing CK Hutchison’s concession to operate terminals at the ports at the terminus of the Panama Canal unconstitutional. The government quickly issued a statement...
Containership Briefly Grounds Blocking Port of Mobile

Containership Briefly Grounds Blocking Port of Mobile

by jpsfa admin | Feb 1, 2026 | Global News

The Alabama Port Authority is reporting that the containership Ruby Tower (127,952 dwt) has been refloated and is no longer blocking the Mobile shipping channel. The ship, however, is holding in Mobile Bay with tugs assisting the ship and the U.S. Coast...
Over 3,600 overloaded lorries caught in Q4 2025, but fatal crashes are declining, Loke tells Parliament

Over 3,600 overloaded lorries caught in Q4 2025, but fatal crashes are declining, Loke tells Parliament

by jpsfa admin | Jan 25, 2026 | Local News

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 21 — More than 3,600 lorries were caught for overloading in the October-December 2025 period alone, Transport Minister Anthony Loke revealed in Parliament this morning, a number he said reflected a serious safety hazard. The transport ministry faced...
Malaysian carriers seek expanded air access to Uzbekistan amid tourism talks

Malaysian carriers seek expanded air access to Uzbekistan amid tourism talks

by jpsfa admin | Jan 25, 2026 | Local News

Malaysian airlines are seeking traffic rights that would allow them to operate more flexible routes through Uzbekistan, as interest grows in launching flights to Samarkand and Bukhara, Uzbekistan’s ambassador to Malaysia, Karomiddin Gadoev, has said. Speaking at a...
Vietnam emerging as hub for high-value manufacturing, services: Malaysia-based economist

Vietnam emerging as hub for high-value manufacturing, services: Malaysia-based economist

by jpsfa admin | Jan 25, 2026 | Local News

Vietnam’s competitive edge is no longer driven primarily by expanding production capacity, but by structural upgrading. High-tech manufacturing of electronics, semiconductors, precision engineering, and advanced components now accounts for more than 30% of total...
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