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With the shipping industry transporting over 90 per cent of world trade, seafarers have continued to demonstrate great professionalism and dedication during the COVID-19 pandemic, playing a vital role in delivering food, medicines, fuel, and other essential goods, and helping to keep supply chains active and global commerce running.
Key shipping stakeholders, including international bodies, governments, and industry, have issued several recommendations and guidance aimed at ensuring, first, that seafarers are protected from COVID-19, are medically fit and have access to medical care; and that ships and port facilities met international sanitary requirements, while securing the flow of goods across global supply chains.
At the same time, border closures, lockdowns and preventive measures have been imposed by governments, aiming to reduce the exposure to COVID-19 risk. This includes the temporary suspension of crew changes and prohibition of crew disembarking at port terminals. Unfortunately, due to these restrictions, and scarce availability of international flights brought about by the pandemic, hundreds of thousands of seafarers remain stranded at sea far beyond the expiration of their contracts, while no global consensus has been achieved yet on uniform measures that may allow for efficient crew changes and transfer.
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[SandeepKumar-uikw]

Thank for bringing the essence of seafarers who are often forgotten and not recognized by the society as they deserve ....!

[remigiobarairo]

In all, some 400, 000 people are currently stranded on vessels, and a similar number are prevented from returning to ships, either to earn their living or to return home, due to COVID-19 restrictions on travel and transit. They have become “collateral victims” of COVID-19 related measures imposed by governments.Thank you Captain for high lighting the life at sea in the times of Covid-19. Seafarers are real unseen and unheard heroes not only in this Pandemic but all the times.

[earlgordoncillo]

Beautiful explanation of seafarers job and traveling life in this Pandemic. Thank you for your video story and explanation.

[guntukondalarao]

Thank you for the great content w.r.t to Seafarer's life in this pandemic at sea.. No drama, no exaggerated commentary. Just nice plain simple clear narration.

[kazishabbirmahmud]

Thank you Captain for making sure that that Covid protocols are being complied with strictly on board and your care and concern speaks of your humble and caring nature .God bless you.

[ramonpasaquian]

Thank you Captain for bringing out the beautiful and insightful short documentary on the seafarers and shipping industry in these difficult times .Hope it will attract the attention of the people and other stakeholders how seafaring job is in these times .

[sagarpatil-jsje]

Thank you Captain for depicting the Seafarers story in this Pandemic.

[evenezerpalma]

Thank you CAPTAIN for highlighting the stories of seafarers in these difficult times of Pandemic. Just keeping our mindset positive as u rightly mentioned.

[marinersevenseas]

Indeed Marine sector is one of the worst affected affected sector in this Pandemic

[kandapillirajesh]

Thank you for the incredible video story of the seafarers who are although regarded as keyworkers but often remain unheard and unseen even in this Pandemic with thousands stranded either at sea or shore leading to crew rotation severely affected globally.

[eddie]

Thank you Captain for well articulated video story of what it is to be a Seafarers in current times of Pandemic.Crew are under pressure. Contract lengths are being extended as a result of most affected countries placing restrictions on crew changes and reduced flights. This is in addition to ports banning shore leave, leaving crew with the prospect of spending weeks, if not months, without being able to step foot off the ship.
It’s not just the seafarer’s life on board that is being affected. As the number of infection cases and deaths rise around the world, a crew member might, very understandably, be worried about the health of his or her family back home.

[songtherock]

Sir Thank you for such innovative video for what seafarer are doing in this pandemic.In this pandemic what step should taken so that no one can suffer from corona .again thank you sir such informative video.