Crew change challenges pose the obvious logistical and manpower issue for the maritime industry. However, what is less apparent but very much real is the psychological effects that it has
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Photo Credit: MT Golden Nori Crew and Sheriff Agency If the pandemic was not challenging enough for seafarers, owed wages just compounded the predicament for the 21-member crew of MT
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It was during a field visit to the Wavelink Maritime Institute as a polytechnic student when a Tripartite Nautical Training Award (TNTA) programme poster caught the eye of Deck Cadet Nur
