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Recognizing the plight of shipowners and the riding public, the Maritime Industry Authority under the leadership of its new administrator will no longer issue a suspension of the shipping’s entire fleet in case one of its vessels gets involved in a maritime accident.

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It is far easier for jeepney drivers to go on strike than for shipowners to do the same.
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Joe Nichols, deputy director of the 1992 Fund, said Shipowners’ P&I Club and 1992 Fund were evaluating the proposals.


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                    [Title] => Shipowners split on port lockout
                    [Summary] => CEBU — Shipowners are split on a proposed port lockout as  the ultimate solution to compel the government to expel squatters at the Cebu Port. 


In separate interviews with big and medium-sized shipping operators and executives, 50 percent of the shipowners  said "yes, why not?" to a port lockout while others had reservations.


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                    [Title] => Asean shipowners tackle security issue at Manila meet
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Suicide bombing incidents in Southeast Asia has significantly increased the terrorist danger in the region which requires firm action, meet organizers said.


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Shipowners from various parts of the world have chosen Manila as the venue of
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The council meeting of the International Shipping Federation (ISF), whose
membership consists of national shipowners' associations in 46 countries, will
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shipping community of the reforms that have been introduced in the local
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Carlos C.
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                    [Title] => Asian owners back anti-trust immunity
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Asian shipowners say the anti-trust immunity granted to various ocean carriers
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but the whole 'trading industry' and world economy.

This is the point the Asian Shipowners Forum (ASF) wants its members to point
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Meeting in Manila last week, the ASF Stabilization of Trade Committee also
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The PPA says 14 ports of various classifications nationwide including the
Manila South and North Harbors will receive at least a 10 per cent hike to
cushion the impact of the economic crisis affecting the financial performance
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The increase will cover charges in stevedoring for containerized,
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Pending the outcom
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Joe Nichols, deputy director of the 1992 Fund, said Shipowners’ P&I Club and 1992 Fund were evaluating the proposals.


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In separate interviews with big and medium-sized shipping operators and executives, 50 percent of the shipowners  said "yes, why not?" to a port lockout while others had reservations.


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Suicide bombing incidents in Southeast Asia has significantly increased the terrorist danger in the region which requires firm action, meet organizers said.


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The council meeting of the International Shipping Federation (ISF), whose
membership consists of national shipowners' associations in 46 countries, will
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shipping community of the reforms that have been introduced in the local
maritime industry.

Carlos C.
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but the whole 'trading industry' and world economy.

This is the point the Asian Shipowners Forum (ASF) wants its members to point
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apparent attempt to establish a correct interpretation and recognition of the
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The PPA says 14 ports of various classifications nationwide including the
Manila South and North Harbors will receive at least a 10 per cent hike to
cushion the impact of the economic crisis affecting the financial performance
of many port operators during the last two years.

The increase will cover charges in stevedoring for containerized,
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