The Deep Blue Team of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has rescued a total of seven workers in Lagos State following a distress call to the Director General of the agency, Dr. Bashir Jamoh. In a statement made available to SaharaReporters on Saturday by NIMASA’s Assistant Director, Public Relations, Osagie Edward, a Safety Officer on MT ALIMA on Thursday at about 11.30pm in a distress call reported that while cleaning the tanks of the vessel by a private cleaning company.
you don t hold a post-peace officer standard and training certification, that would be a great first start. and so i am not even sure that the president on a national level can compel every 18,000 police chiefs and sheriffs to do that. but that would be a great start. retired lapd police sergeant dorsey, thank you now. let s go now to south carolina and the trial of a former disgraced attorney accused of killing his wife and son. it stirred debate over evidence on whether alex murdaugh s financial crimes could be admitted. cnn s randi kaye is outside the courthouse. randi, good to see you again. walk us through what s happened so far today. reporter: they were talking quite a bit more about this snapchat video that was shared in court with the jury. this is a video that was taken from paul murdaugh s cell phone. now, this video was uploaded at
Government is taking steps at the policy and legislative level to build resilience in the shipping industry.Minister of Tourism and International Transport Ian Gooding-Edghhill disclosed on Friday that the Marine Transport (Emissions Control) suite of legislation is due to go before Parliament soon.He said the legislation seeks to green the shipping sector by promoting energy-efficient systems and reducing carbon emissions and other gases that come from the combustion of fuels.Gooding-Edghill made the announcement during his feature address at the presentation of the Minister’s Award of Excellence ceremony, held at One Barbados Place, Warren’s, St Michael.He indicated that with the introduction of new approaches and the technologies available, the shipping sector can have a positive impact on the environment.