Also in this Week’s edition:

1. Rolls-Royce, BMW, Mercedes-Benz Cars engulf in RO-RO ship fire

2. This one thing you need as a seafarer

3. Book for your sea career

4. Maritime Contents for you

5. Job Listings for Seafarers (AB’s & Wipers Job available)

Rolls-Royce, BMW, Mercedes-Benz Cars engulf in RO-RO ship fire

🔥 When Flames Met Steel: The Fremantle Highway Incident Unveiled 🔥

🚗 Rolls-Royce, EVs, and Luxury Brands: A Complex Cargo 🚗

🌐 Global Luxury Giants: Mercedes-Benz and BMW in the Spotlight 🌐

Luxury knows no bounds, and two esteemed names in the industry, Mercedes-Benz and BMW, were also entwined in this saga. Both giants confirmed their presence on the Fremantle Highway, with hundreds of their vehicles at stake. As the narrative unfolds, we ponder the implications for these prestigious brands and their valued patrons.

🚢 Salvage Tales: The Quest to Preserve Unscathed Automobiles 🚢

Unlike its ill-fated counterpart, the Felicity Ace, not all vehicles on the Fremantle Highway were lost to the flames. Salvage efforts by Boskalis are underway, with hopeful estimations that around 800 cars have emerged unscathed. This ray of hope amidst adversity underscores the meticulous nature of salvage operations.

🔍 Roots of the Blaze: Unraveling the Fire's Origins 🔍

The blaze that engulfed the Fremantle Highway vessel has ignited a different kind of investigation. While the exact cause remains elusive, speculation suggests that the fire originated from an electric vehicle, rapidly escalating into a formidable inferno. Tragically, a crew member lost their life, and the vessel's crew faced a harrowing ordeal.

🛠️ Lessons Learned and Path Ahead: Industry Reflections 🛠️

As the maritime industry, luxury automakers, and the EV sector absorb the implications of this incident, introspection takes center stage. While the exact triggers are uncertain, the incident serves as a reminder of the multifaceted challenges faced by modern transportation.

This one thing you need as a Seafarer

We seafarers just don’t go away from home for 3 days or 1 month,

Its for 6 to 9 months and

here is a gadget which will help you carry and manage helpful tools, daily use tools for your not only onboard time but while you are in your vaccation or travelling around.

Place it anywhere in your cabin, put it above anti skid mat and enjoy it as a phone stand carry usb typeC, lighting fast charger'

Special thing about it, Its a wireless charger too

Buy it here

Book I am reading this week

It’s OK That You’re Not OK is a permission slip to feel what you feel, do what you do, and say what you say, when life finds you in a place of profound loss and the world seems hell-bent on telling you the right way to get back to being the person you’ll never again be.

Our current cultural norms surrounding death render us incapable of dealing with grief authentically and result in unknowingly causing more hurt and suffering to not only our- selves, but the people we care about most. It’s OK That You’re Not OK is the perfect how-to manual to help heal and support ourselves, each other, and our death-avoidant society.

Found this book here

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