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COVID-19: CACOVID  Supplies FG with Oxygen to stem high death rate

COVID-19: CACOVID  Supplies FG with Oxygen to stem high death rate Fighting against the second wave of coronavirus pandemic, the private sector Coalition Against COVID-19 (CACOVID), has supported the Federal Government with the supply of critical oxygen for case management of  Covid-19 patients, to Isolation centres across the Country.   Updating media on the latest donations

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MARITIME ACCIDENT: Australian coastal freighter grounding

MARITIME ACCIDENT: Australian coastal freighter grounding Coastal freighter TRINITY BAY ran aground on Harrington Shoal while transiting Great Barrier Reef in the morning Jan 19, 2021, was refloated in some 2 hours, and continued her voyage to Cairns, according to FleetMon. It stated: “No damages were found, because the ship grounded on a sandy bottom.

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How Albanian freighter runs aground in Lefkada, Greece

How Albanian freighter runs aground in Lefkada, Greece General cargo ship VELA I ran aground, or probably, drifted aground, in Lefkada Bay, Lefkada Island, Ionian sea, Greece, in the morning Jan 25, 2021, according to FleetMon. It stated: “The ship loaded with stone was en route from Itea, Gulf of Corinth, to Malta. For reasons

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Experts, Stakeholders call for collaboration on gas liquidity, pricing, others

Experts, Stakeholders call for collaboration on gas liquidity, pricing, others   Experts and Stakeholders, who rose from the Nigerian Gas Association (NGA) Multilogues in Lagos, have called for the review of gas pricing, liquidity and other issues in order to achieve the sustainable development of the sector. In a communiqué obtained by The Daily, http://www.thedaily-ng.com, they stated: “The multilogues

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DPR generates N2.24trn in 8 months, targets N5trn in December

LPG: DPR cautions against black market, sharp practices

LPG: DPR cautions against black market, sharp practices The Department of Petroleum Resources has warned those who indulge in illegal sale of Liquefied Petroleum Gas and other sharp practices to desist from such henceforth. It said ‘black market’ gas distribution was a serious danger to the gas sector. Operations Controller, DPR, Warri Zonal Office, Mr

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Container ship collided with tug and oil barge, 3 crew missing, barge leaking palm oil

Container ship collided with tug and oil barge, 3 crew missing, barge leaking palm oil Container ship TANTO BERSINAR collided with tug MITRA JAYA XIX towing oil barge, loaded with palm oil, at around 0315 WIB (UTC +7) Jan 23, off Gresik port in outer anchorage area, Java sea, Surabaya, according to FleetMon. It stated:

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Iranian and Chinese very large tankers detained for illegal activities in Indonesia

Iranian and Chinese very large tankers detained for illegal activities in Indonesia   Two Very Large Crude Oil tankers, Chinese FREYA and Iranian HORSE, were detained by Indonesian Maritime Security Agency in Pontianak waters, West Kalimantan, Indonesia, for illegal oil transfer, according to FleetMon. It stated: “Both ships AIS were switched off (HORSE AIS off

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COVID-19: confirmed cases now 187,588 in Nigeria

COVID-19: Confirmed cases rise to 120,602 in Nigeria

COVID-19: Confirmed cases rise to 120,602 in Nigeria   The confirmed cases of Coronavirus pandemic have risen to 120,602, in Nigeria, according to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC. It stated: “On the 23rd of January 2021, 1633 new confirmed cases and 5 deaths were recorded in Nigeria.To date, 120602 cases have been confirmed,

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